Sometimes this energy technology company, which uses robots to build so-called electrolyzers to produce hydrogen in a Berlin factory, can be very pleasantly retro. Not just because of this slightly faded Schalke 04 poster in white and light blue (“No matter whether young, whether old, whether big, whether small”) that is still there in Hall V 62 of the Siemens Energy plant in Mülheim the dysentery hangs . There is also an outdated factory clock at the top of the wall. Sure, it could have been replaced long ago with something digital, more of a display than a clock. But you didn’t, for whatever reason, and so this big clock now hangs maybe eight to ten meters above the factory floor, with the 120,000 kilogram steam turbines below.
Siemens Energy and the crisis in the wind power sector – Economy
