This document discusses efficient mobility solutions for cities from Siemens. It addresses how integrating different modes of transportation such as rail, road, airports and logistics through networking can improve efficiency. Specific solutions highlighted include train control systems that reduce CO2 by 10,000 tons, trams that use 30% less energy, and toll systems in London that reduced vehicle numbers and emissions. The document argues that combining Siemens' expertise across sectors can deliver sustainable urban mobility solutions.

1. José M. Tejera
Barcelona, 2/12/2011
SMART CITY CONGRESS
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2. What is exactly moving around?
Our green mobility solutions help people to move around in an efficient way ….
But first of all, what is moving around?
Thesaurus
Verb1. move around - pass to the
other side of; "turn the corner"; "move
around the obstacle"
Verb2. move around - travel from
place to place, as for the purpose of
finding work, preaching, or acting as a
judge
… and now we are going to show you how we get that!
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3. Answers for Smart Cities:
Why it is crucial efficient mobility?
Siemens answers for
Smart Cities New Efficiency through
mobility networking
concepts 20 % of the energy-related
greenhouse gas emissions
Optimal energy use
Efficient 40 % of the energy
buildings consumption worldwide and 21
% of all generated CO2
greenhouse gas emissions
Intelligent Safeguarding energy
power for the future
supply grids
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4. Efficient “moving around”
is a key sucess factor for operators
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5. How can we help them to move around?
How can I get home after a tiring
business trip in the most sustainable way?
Mary How can I get home in the most
comfortable way and being a model of
friendly to environment friendly?
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6. Some answers
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7. Siemens answers: Let’s take a look at our friend Mary again…
Our BHS in T4 Barajas, has been awarded
How can I get home after a tiring business with AENA’s Sustainability Prize – reduction
trip in the most sustainable way? of energy consumption up to 30% Baggage
handled / day: 30.000 – 50.000 Departure and
14.000 – 20.000 Arrivals
Airport Belt speed: up to 10m/s – 40km/h
Reliability 99,999%
Trainguard MT train control system can reduce
CO2 emissions by up to 10,000 tons annually
on a typical metro line thanks to energy-
Metro optimization. It permits 50 % more traffic. It used
to be that an average of 20 trains per hour
could use a metro track, and now it is 30.
The components and materials of the Oslo
Metro are 94.7 percent recyclable. And its
Tram consistent lightweight construction and
regenerative braking system means it also uses
30 percent less energy than predecessor
vehicles.
The Avenio with its 500+ passenger capacity
and its innovative Sitras HES hybrid energy
storage system sets important environmental
Home standards. It uses 30 % less energy and offers
100 % comfort.
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8. And now, at John…
How can I get home in the most comfortable Siemens is working in several areas of e-
mobility: on environmentally compatible power
way and being environment friendly? generation and distribution, efficient drive
systems and charging stations and the
intelligent integration of electric vehicles into
overall traffic. Innovations such as these not
only make electric mobility possible, but help
eCharging
reduce CO2 emissions in cities.
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E-vehicle
In Halle, Germany, more than 50 %of drivers
have switched to trams since the introduction
of an intermodal traffic concept. The system
Traffic informs drivers of the current traffic situation and
management free parking spaces as well as the departure time
of the next tram.
With its city toll, the British capital of London
Toll systems has reduced the number of vehicles per day
by 60,000 and emissions per year by 150,000
tons. The system records license plate numbers
and compare them to a database, thus
determining whether the toll was paid.
Home
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9. Road, rail and logistics solutions for moving people within cities
Complete rail solution for urban mobility
As a single source supplier and system integrator,
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eCharging Airport Siemens combines all the expertise necessary for
sustainable solutions in urban mobility.
Reliability, safety, attractiveness and efficiency
E-vehicle are our top priorities – which benefit the operators
Traffic
management and the environment.
Parking
management Metro
Complete road and logistics solutions for urban
mobility
Tram Dynamic adaptation to changing traffic situations
ensures that traffic control systems demonstrate the
desired effects immediately – contributing to
increased safety. Siemens supplies all the
necessary elements from a single source, keeping
Home urban and long-distance traffic moving around
the globe.
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10. Networking improves efficiency
1) Including e-cars, e-buses
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11. Upps, I almost forgot introducing you to Peter….
My letter to Santa!!!
The sooner, the better!!!
When sorting standard letters, the new integrated
reading and video coding systems from Siemens
use 55 % less energy than predecessor models.
Post office
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12. Thank you for your attention!
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