Explore renewable energy I Siemens Gamesa

Editor’s choice

In the three categories, References, Journal and Innovation, we present renewable energy insights about our company. This section is new and will grow over time. Come back from time to time to find recent stories and the latest articles.

Articles in our journal

My journey to the “Green Island”

United by football and equality

With our initiative SGRE impact we support social projects all over the world. Join our employee Lisa-Marie von Raepke on her trip to Thailand and celebrate a new football field.

Journal

Offshore wind power in Cuxhaven

A new factory for offshore wind turbines on the waterfront in Germany creates jobs in a future-oriented field. Learn more about the factory.

Offshore wind engineering: Siemens Gamesa offers job opportunities

Journal

Engineering careers in Denmark

As an engineer at Siemens Gamesa Denmark you can make a difference to the world and energize your career.

All articles

Customer references

Snowtown II provides green energy for Australia

Customer reference

Snowtown: A towering achievement

Snowtown II is one of the most modern wind farms in Australia. It produces enough electricity for 180,000 South Australian homes – and many more benefits for the region.

DanTysk, a project by Vattenfall and the city of Munich

Customer reference

An offshore wind farm changes Munich’s energy mix

Munich has an ambitious plan to supply itself with 100% renewable energy. How can the DanTysk offshore wind farm help?

Customer reference

Butendiek: smooth service on rough seas

The further away from shore, the more expensive the maintenance? At Butendiek, our service ships help to overcome this challenge.

All customer cases

Innovation stories

Energy storage on the rise

Hot stones can play a major role in our green energy system

Volcanic rock comes from deep within the earth, is as abundant as sand at the sea and as old as time. Yet it has the power to contribute to the future energy system: as a green storage solution it stabilizes the grid during the transition to renewables.