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Siemens has commissioned one of the largest production plants for hydrogen in Germany. The new facility, located in Wunsiedel in Bavaria, will produce up to 1,350 metric tons of hydrogen annually from renewable energy sources.
The digital transformation continues apace in Germany, with online market growth and cloud-based developments consolidating the country's position.
As one of the world’s leading industrial nations, Germany bears a special responsibility in taking decisive action to counter global climate change. Meeting the goals of the new Climate Change Act is an enormous challenge that requires immediate action in all sectors.
Germany's machinery and equipment trade fairs have made a welcome return after a two-year hiatus. Major innovations are taking place in automation and robotics while Siemens secured its biggest ever deal.
Germany's medical technology sector secured more than EUR 2 billion in investment in 2021, with start-up companies and larger corporations alike developing great innovations.
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Germany's booming food market is attracting international investors in production, corporate catering and the gastronomy sectors.
Germany's innovative start-ups are proving a success amongst international investors as well as creating smart AI solutions to address the different issues of the day.
Germany's life sciences sector was the top medical device FDI destination in 2019 and 2020. Companies including Bayer and BioNTech are also expanding their footprint in the country.
Electric mobility made in Germany continues to be an international success with German-manufactured electric vehicle sales up 92 percent in Q1/22. German companies are also showing the mobility way forward with innovative battery solutions.
