The one-day event on Tuesday brought together Siemens executives, technology leaders and experts to explore new technologies to bring down the cost of energy and making wind energy more competitive with other energy sources.

Executives representing a range of the company’s wind power business units participated in the Technology Day.

Within its portfolio of solutions along the entire energy value chain, Siemens combines modern wind turbine technology with efficient transportation processes and installation as well as operational management, service and maintenance.

“Thanks to its strategic location along several wind corridors, Iran has a great potential for wind power generation which can help diversify the country’s energy mix,” said Dr. Mohsen Nayebzadeh, CEO of Siemens in Iran. “We are pleased to highlight our cutting edge technology at Siemens Wind Technology Day to further contribute to the growing renewables’ share in the Iranian energy sector.”

With more than 30 years of global experience in onshore wind projects, Siemens is one of the world’s leading suppliers of wind power solutions. More than 17,000 Siemens wind turbines are installed worldwide, with a combined capacity of more than 33,500 MW to produce clean, renewable energy every day.

(Source: Siemens press release)