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西门子能源加入国际铜业协会,成为新会员

The International Copper Association incorporates Siemens Energy as a new member, Strengthening Collaboration Across Copper and Energy Sectors

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西门子能源正式加入国际铜业协会(ICA)成为新会员,双方于9月29日在柏林举行正式签约仪式。西门子能源业务覆盖近90个国家,其技术支持全球约六分之一的发电量,2025财年营收391亿欧元。ICA代表全球超过一半的铜产量,拥有来自六大洲的41家会员。

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September 2026 — Siemens Energy will officially join the International Copper Association (ICA) as a new member, strengthening collaboration between the copper and energy technology sectors at a time of growing global demand for sustainable energy systems.

Siemens Energy is one of the world’s leading energy technology companies, with operations in nearly 90 countries and technologies that support approximately one-sixth of global electricity generation.

The new membership reflects ICA’s commitment to advancing copper’s role in the future of energy and brings an organization with longstanding connections to ICA leadership into its global membership.

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Prior to joining ICA, President and CEO Juan Ignacio Díaz spent 15 years at Siemens in a variety of leadership roles, including CEO of Siemens Chile, CEO of Siemens Mexico, General Counsel, and Vice President and COO for the U.S. and Latin America.

“Siemens Energy’s membership reflects ICA’s commitment to advancing copper as a cornerstone of the global energy transition,” Díaz said. “This partnership is also personal. As a member of Siemens, I first saw the company’s innovation and leadership. We look forward to bringing our organizations together to advance shared priorities for copper and the future of energy.”

Steve Rowland, Chair of the International Copper Association, also welcomed the new member.

“Siemens Energy joins ICA at a pivotal moment for the copper industry,” Rowland said. “We look forward to their insight and perspective and to building on the longstanding connections between our organizations.”

The partnership was  formally recognized on September 29 in Berlin, when leaders from ICA and Siemens Energy will come together for an official membership signing. ICA President and CEO Juan Ignacio Díaz will join Siemens Energy representatives Mandeep Bhardwaj, Global Commodity Manager; Alexander Russ, Head of SE Procurement Direct Materials; and Benjamin Seelisch, Head of Corporate Commodity Management Raw Materials.

The signing marks the beginning of a new chapter of collaboration between ICA and Siemens Energy and an opportunity to explore shared priorities around copper, energy technology and the future of the global energy system.

About the International Copper Association

The International Copper Association (ICA) is the voice of copper and works to promote the copper story, protect its markets, and defend and sustain its demand. ICA represents more than half of the world’s copper production, with 41 members across six continents. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., ICA operates in the U.S., Europe, Asia and Latin America. Learn more at internationalcopper.org.

About Siemens Energy

Siemens Energy is one of the world’s leading energy technology companies. The company works with its customers and partners on energy systems for the future, supporting the transition to a more sustainable world. With its portfolio of products, solutions and services, Siemens Energy covers almost the entire energy value chain, from power and heat generation and transmission to storage. The portfolio includes conventional and renewable energy technology, such as gas and steam turbines, hybrid power plants operated with hydrogen, and power generators and transformers.

Siemens Energy employs around 105,000 people worldwide in more than 90 countries and generated revenue of €39.1 billion in fiscal year 2025.

Source: International Copper Association 国际铜业协会 · 官方动态 · internationalcopper.org

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