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Siemens Infrastruktur-Transitionsmonitor 2025 – Vollständiger Bericht

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Der Siemens Infrastructure Transition Monitor 2025 (ITM) analysiert den Status des Infrastrukturwandels, priorisiert zentrale Handlungsfelder und gibt Entscheidern aus Wirtschaft und Politik Orientierung für eine nachhaltige, zukunftsfähige Entwicklung.

Based on a survey of 1,400 executives across 19 countries and 37 sectors, supported by expert interviews, the report provides evidence-based insights into how organizations are approaching electrification, digitalization, AI, resilience, and decarbonization.

The full report focuses on:

  • Energy: How the evolution of energy infrastructure - enabled by digital technologies - is driving progress toward a net zero future
  • Buildings: The progress, priorities, and issues in the decarbonization of buildings
  • Industry: The industrial sector's progress toward sustainability

ENERGY
Smarter grids, smarter decisions: Building resilient and sustainable power networks

Did you know?

  • 72% expect AI to transform operations within three years.
  • 74% say smart grids and grid software are crucial to the energy transition.
  • Resilient energy supply is now the top policy priority

The technology is ready. The next step is deploying it faster and with better coordination.
Download the Energy report

BUILDINGS
Inside Smarter buildings: How innovations are saving costs and cutting emissions

Did you know?

  • Energy efficient buildings is the number one infrastructure priority for organizations
  • Only 50% say they have the data they need to make decarbonization decisions
  • 54% say they’re ready to implement autonomous building systems.

Buildings are no longer passive assets, they are becoming intelligent engines of efficiency and decarbonization.

Download the Buildings report 

INDUSTRY
From carbon-heavy to climate-ready: Meeting the challenges of industrial decarbonization

Did you know?

  • 63% believe that policy uncertainty is a major threat to the energy transition.
  • 63% say: Digitalization is a critical enabler of the energy transition.

Industrial decarbonization is gathering pace and digital tools like AI and digital twins, help manage complexity and boost efficiency.

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