Siemens Energy driving the decarbonisation roadmap of the future
In an exclusive studio interview at Gastech 2024, Chiranjib Sengupta spoke to Richard Voorberg, President of North America at Siemens Energy, to discuss the global decarbonisation roadmap and the various measures that industries should adopt urgently for a sustainable future. Highlighting why industrial decarbonisation is critical for the industry to move forward, Richard elaborated on how Siemens Energy is driving the decarbonisation of industry at scale, creating long-term partnerships across the energy value chain that foster innovation and transform the energy transition journey.
He also touched on the critical importance of Siemens Energy to be participating at Gastech 2024 and the company’s agenda at the world’s largest gathering of the natural gas, LNG, hydrogen and low-carbon solutions sector.
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