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From Baseline to Benchmark: Siemens Gamesa Again Recognized as Sustainability Leader in the IRBC Assessment

As EU climate legislation pushes wind industry standards higher, Siemens Gamesa remains at the forefront—securing a ‘Leader’ rating for the second year running under the International Responsible Business Conduct (IRBC) Agreement.

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The power of speaking up: Sophie Muller on safety, inclusion, and the long game

For Sophie Muller, safety isn't just a metric—it’s a mindset. Over the past decade, she’s dedicated her career to environmental health and safety (EHS), starting at Gamesa and now leading global projects from Transformation Office in Wind Power.

Offshore

United by the Sea:  How People Came Together to Build France’s First Floating Wind Farm

Off the coast of Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône, where the Mediterranean’s azure waves meet Provence’s golden shores, the Provence Grand Large floating wind farm rises as France’s first floating offshore wind project and the first of its kind in the Mediterranean Sea.

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“It’s not about being brave. It’s about feeling safe.” Alizé Bonfils on belonging, visibility, and finding joy in authenticity

When Alizé Bonfils joined the offshore wind industry as a legal intern in Paris, she never imagined she’d spend the next decade helping build a brand-new sector from the ground up. “Offshore wind didn’t exist in France ten years ago,” she says. “Now it’s a reality—and I got to be part of creating it.”

Offshore

From 11 to 5000: Siemens Gamesa marks a historic offshore wind achievement

In 1991, Siemens Gamesa made history by installing the world’s first offshore wind farm at Vindeby, Denmark. What began with 11 turbines of just 450 kW each has now grown into a remarkable achievement: the installation of Siemens Gamesa’s 5000th offshore turbine at the Sofia Offshore Wind Farm in the UK.

Onshore

Driving the American Wind Energy Transition: SG 3.2-129 – The Repowering Solution for a Sustainable Future

At Siemens Gamesa, we understand that the energy transition requires more than just innovation—it demands a commitment to sustainability, performance, and localized solutions. That’s where SG 3.2-129 comes in.

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It’s a People Business! Stories from Siemens Gamesa

At Siemens Gamesa, it’s the unique journeys and diverse cultural backgrounds of our team members that drive our success. Whether they’re working on the factory floor or in corporate offices, our people bring a rich tapestry of skills, experiences, and perspectives to the table, creating a vibrant and inclusive workplace.

Sustainability

A big step towards full circularity

The DecomBlades innovation project, where Siemens Gamesa is a partner, recently announced new results that prove glass fibre retrieved from wind turbine blades can be processed and melted to high-quality fibre qualifying to be used in new wind turbine blades.

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“Safety at work, good leadership, and good colleagues. All ingredients of a good work cocktail”

The words are Esben Moeller Lauridsen’s. Esben works as an operator at the Siemens Gamesa wind turbine nacelle plant in Brande, Denmark, and substantiates his statement by giving three reasons: safety at work, good leadership, and good colleagues.