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Siemens Invests $150M in Canada for Global Battery R&D Hub

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Siemens will invest $150 million over five years to launch a Global AI Manufacturing Technologies R&D Center in Canada, focused on EV and battery production innovation. Headquartered in Oakville with extensions in Toronto and Kitchener-Waterloo, the initiative is expected to create up to 90 high-paying jobs.

The center will develop AI-powered manufacturing tools to improve battery quality, reduce waste, and boost recycling. Federal and provincial leaders hailed the move as proof of confidence in Canada’s EV strategy. The investment includes support from both Ottawa and Queen’s Park, and aligns with Canada’s broader clean energy transition goals.

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Siemens and Nexii Unveil Sustainable EV Charging Solution

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Siemens unveils the VersiCharge XL, a sustainable EV charging structure developed in partnership with Nexii Building Solutions. This innovative charging station, made from low carbon materials, promises efficient installation and minimal environmental impact.

VersiCharge XL can power a wide range of EVs, from buses to trucks, making it suitable for various locations. Unlike traditional infrastructure, it eliminates the need for disruptive trenching and excavation work, reducing costs and environmental concerns.

Nexii’s material, Nexiite, offers concrete-like properties with significantly lower embodied carbon. The VersiCharge XL exemplifies Siemens’ commitment to sustainable transportation solutions.

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