Siemens AG

EU Legislative Interests

AI Act; AI at Work (Algorithmic management in the work place); Horizon Europe; Digital Europe Program; FP10; Dual Use R&I; Research Security; EuroHPC (High Performance Computing); EU Chips Act; Digital Networks Act (DNA); Virtual Worlds; Intellectual Property Action Plan; Standard Essential Patents; Compulsory licensing; Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA); Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA); 2040 Climate Targets; Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD); Energy Efficiency Directive (EED); Hydrogen Strategy; Climate Policy; Electricity Market Design; Data Act; Cyber Resilience Act; Combating Late Payments; EU Trade Policy; Free Trade Agreements; Advocacy for predictability of trade tariff policy; Recovery & Resilience Facility; REPowerEU; EU Grids Package; Global Gateway; European Economic Security; Transatlantic Relations; Circular Economy legislation; Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation; Green Claims; Critical Raw Materials Act; Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment; Ecodesign for Sustainable Products (ESPR); Chemicals legislation; Regulation on Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases (F-gases); Water Resilience Strategy; Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD); EU Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities; EU Strategy for Sustainable & Smart Mobility; Multimodal connected mobility; EU rail authorization (TSI review); TEN-T Regulation; Sustainable finance and reporting; Clean Industrial Deal; Connecting Europe Facility (CEF); Public Procurement Directives; Quantum Strategy / Quantum Act; Advanced Materials Strategy; Digital Product Passport; Single Market; Digital Omnibus on AI; Digital Omnibus on Data; Cybersecurity Act (Review)

Interests Represented

Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members

Member Of

At global level, Siemens AG and its subsidiaries are member of several hundred trade associations, chambers of commerce and organisations. Each membership is subject to a compulsory approval process to make sure that it is in line with our Business Conduct Guidelines. More information can be found here: https://www.siemens.com/en-us/company/about/government-affairs/ The most relevant memberships at EU level are (in alphabetical order): • American European Community Association (AECA) • BDI - Federation of German Industries (including “Transatlantic Business Initiative”) • Bitkom • British Chamber of Commerce in Belgium • Business Software Alliance (BSA) • BusinessEurope • Center for European Studies (CEPS) • Deutsches Aktieninstitut (DAI) • DIGITAL EUROPE • Energy Solutions • EU-ASE • EUBAC • Euralarm • Eurelectric • European Forum for Manufacturing • European Policy Center (EPC) • European Roundtable for Industry (ERT) • Friends of Europe • Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) • ORGALIM • SmartEN • T&D Europe • Transatlantic Policy Network • UITP - International Association of Public Transport • UNIFE - European Rail Supply Industry Association • Vereinigung der Bayerischen Wirtschaft (VBW) • VDMA - Mechanical Engineering Industry Association • Wirtschaftsforum der SPD • Wirtschaftsrat der CDU • ZVEI - Association of the Electrical and Digital Industry

Additional Information

We would like to point out that all information given and registered values relate only to Siemens AG and its consolidated subsidiaries with the exception of Siemens Healthineers AG which is separately listed in the register under the ID 982823533509-58 Siemens Energy AG is separately listed with the ID 974875639237-65 We reserve the right to update our entry in due time and in particular as a result of clarifications from the EU institutions and the associations on the interpretation of the Transparency Register. The amount for public procurement includes all direct EU awarding of contracts known to us. However, Siemens AG is often awarded the contract for public tenders for the EU within the framework of a consortium. Confidentiality obligations in the respective consortium agreements regularly prohibit Siemens AG from publishing business information about the relevant contracts. Nevertheless, in order to ensure the highest possible transparency, we refer in this respect to the publicly accessible EU databases on public EU tenders.