Siemens Energy AG
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Nov 9, 2026
Mike RauberGUEST
Separately, a company-led investigation by industry bellwether NVIDIA into whether its CEO, Jensen Huang, had been the target of a foreign spying effort could also stoke market attention.
Mike RauberGUEST
And beyond technology, earnings from KKR, Barrick Mining, Siemens, Siemens Energy and major European insurers, including Munich Re, Allianz and Zurich, should provide a useful read on private markets, commodities, industrial activity and a broader economic outlook.
Mike RauberGUEST
That's all from me.
Mike RauberGUEST
A lot to watch out for.
John J. HardyHOST
That's certainly what the CDS price is suggesting is the risk here.
John J. HardyHOST
um so they're reporting tuesday wednesday we've got siemens energy this is the other main uh what do you call it natural gas turbine provider besides ge they've been on the defensive since the top but obviously they have strong demand for these natural gas turbines in part on the electric grid build-out needed for AI, et cetera.
John J. HardyHOST
Thursday, two interesting names.
John J. HardyHOST
The biggest one is Applied Materials.
Danny FelberHOST
These integrated packages feature high-efficiency, centrifugal compressors driven by advanced H-class gas turbines equipped with modern, dry, low-emissions technology, backed by the global service networks of both organizations.
Danny FelberHOST
This agreement offers customers alternatives to solutions offered by the likes of Baker Hughes, Siemens Energy, and GE Renova, whose compressor and turbine packages are found in many LNG plants.
Danny FelberHOST
Hence, the collaboration with Deuce Interability provides EEE the capability to offer its already significant LNG client base an advanced, high-efficiency, gas-turbine-driven compression package for large-scale production facilities, Furthermore, the rapid growth of global LNG infrastructure requires a resilient, localized supply chain for equipment, spare parts, and field services.
Danny FelberHOST
With primary manufacturing footprints across North America, Japan, Korea, and China, supported by global service hubs, the EEE-inducing partnership provides plant operators with supply chain flexibility, reduced execution risk, and rapid response to aftermarket support.
James DemmertGUEST
I think that the area that acts the worst and it looks like it's going to have a little bit of trouble is the electrification trade, which is connected to AI.
James DemmertGUEST
So companies like GE, Vernova, Siemens Energy, they don't act well.
James DemmertGUEST
I'm very curious what those earnings are going to look like.
James DemmertGUEST
And that could be related, again, to the concerns of the data center.
Sam RussellHOST
And we're featuring today's guests.
Sam RussellHOST
We've got Ankita Ghosh, the Head of Data and Artificial Intelligence, Transformation of Industry at Siemens Energy.
Sam RussellHOST
We've also got Omar Rivera Herrera, who is the Head of AI Enablement at Equinor.
Sam RussellHOST
And last but definitely not least, we have Kira Hajber, the AI Transformation Lead at Siemens Energy.
Sam RussellHOST
What we're here to discuss today is productionising AI in the energy sector.
Sam RussellHOST
Before we delve deeper into the topic and the brilliant talking points that we have, let's work our way around the room with some introductions.
Sam RussellHOST
Kira, would you like to kick us off?
Kire HajbaGUEST
Kira, hi.
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Chris HackettHOST
Hello and welcome to the Evolution exchange podcast i am chris and i am the host of today's podcast and i am joined by an illustrious panel of guests which include jessica hilligord who is the founder of recibium philippe peraria who is the information security officer of siemens energy brett hardman cso of an nda organization Evan Stachowiak, who is a director of platform for Shift New York, and Tony Schlyter, who is business manager at EY Safari.
Chris HackettHOST
The purpose of today's podcast is to explore shifting left and enabling security sooner.
Chris HackettHOST
Practice over theory.
Felipe PereiraGUEST
So my name is Felipe.
Felipe PereiraGUEST
I was born in Brazil, spent a bit of time in Australia.
Felipe PereiraGUEST
Currently, I work for Siemens Energy.
Felipe PereiraGUEST
I think out of everyone on the panel, probably the one with least experience in cybersecurity.
Endrit CelaHOST
Europe joined the party in full, because the DAX jumped more than 2% and came within a whisker of its record from late August.
Endrit CelaHOST
Heidelberg materials soared almost 10%, Continental gained around 5% after raising its forecast, and BMW rose more than 5% despite a profit warning, while Infineon and Siemens Energy lost up to 8% on the same AI regulation fears.
Endrit CelaHOST
In Asia, Japan's Nikkei slipped around 1.5% on the chip weakness, while China, Hong Kong, and Seoul closed higher.
Endrit CelaHOST
We'll hear each other tomorrow morning.
Sean CheongHOST
The pan-European stocks 600 gained about 0.5%, with Germany's DAX and France's CAC also opening higher, with banks among the top performing sectors climbing by more than 2%.
Sean CheongHOST
Tech stocks also recovered from early declines to trade at about 0.4% higher, Strong forecasts from AMD offset concerns that stricter oversight by Democrats could make artificial intelligence companies more cautious about spending on the technology, with names like Infineon and ASML climbing by more than 1% each, while AI equipment makers including Siemens Energy and Schneider Electric were marginally higher.
Sean CheongHOST
Also higher are US futures.
Sean CheongHOST
We are looking at green on the screen at the last check.
Aaron LarsonHOST
Hi everyone, this is Aaron Larson, Executive Editor of Power Magazine, and you're listening to the Power Podcast.
Aaron LarsonHOST
On today's episode, I'm joined by Mark Robens, Sales Head for North and Western Europe for Controls and Digitalization at Siemens Energy.
Aaron LarsonHOST
So Mark, welcome.
Aaron LarsonHOST
Please tell a little bit about yourself and what you do with Siemens Energy.
Mark RobensGUEST
Thanks for having me on, Aaron.
Mark RobensGUEST
So yeah, as you said, my role is Head of Sales for North and Western Europe region at Siemens Energy.
Mark RobensGUEST
And I just want to say it's a really exciting time for our industry.
Mark RobensGUEST
The industry transition is transforming how power is generated, operated and monetized.
John JenningsHOST
Today's guest is Heather Eason, CEO of Select Power Systems, a woman-owned engineering and project management firm serving electrical utilities and infrastructure clients nationwide.
John JenningsHOST
After leading the engineering team at Siemens Energy, Heather took the leap and launched Select in 2017.
John JenningsHOST
Since then, she's built and led the company through growth, industry consolidation, and the realities of running a small business in a rapidly changing sector.
John JenningsHOST
Today, Heather is focused on diversifying her business, expanding into battery energy storage development, and growing the team for its next chapter.
John JenningsHOST
There's a whole lot of thinking and planning and things that drive that.
John JenningsHOST
So what inspired that to happen? What were the dynamics going on at that time?
Heather EasonGUEST
So I actually have a unusual story for how I opened my firm because prior to working for Siemens Energy, I worked for a smaller firm down in Florida.
Heather EasonGUEST
I was director of engineering for them.
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