20 October 2025

Siemens Partners with Airbus to Decarbonise Major Industrial Sites in the U.S. and U.K.

Siemens to help Airbus decarbonise U.S. and U.K. industrial sites with renewable energy, smart systems, and low-carbon heat, cutting CO₂ by 80kt annually.

Sustainability

Left to right: Sabrina Herrmann - Head of Buildings Germany, Siemens Smart Infrastructure; Benoit Shultz - Chief Procurement Officer, Airbus; Herbert Klipp - Corporate Account Manager, Siemens; Carl Ennis - CEO Siemens UK & Ireland; Jan Schwarz - Vice President Real Estate & Facility Management Procurement, Airbus; Florent Massou dit Labaquère, EVP Operations Commercial Aircraft, Airbus; Carsten Liesener - Global Head Sales & Operations, Siemens Smart Infrastructure; Charles Huguet - Senior Vice President General Procurement, Airbus

Why this article matters
- Supports Airbus’ 2030 goals to cut Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 85% and energy use by 20%.
- Strengthens the long-term Siemens–Airbus partnership on industrial sustainability.
- Demonstrates scalable decarbonisation solutions using digital Energy System Twins.
- Aligns with Europe and North America’s broader industrial energy transition strategies.

Siemens and Airbus are strengthening their long-standing partnership with a new strategic contract to work toward the decarbonization of Airbus’ major industrial sites in the U.S. and U.K. The initiative is a key milestone in Airbus’ program to minimize the company’s operational environmental footprint through targeted reductions in CO₂ emissions and energy consumption, among other efforts.