The Industrial Generator has its headquarter in Erfurt and is part of the Siemens Energy Transformation of Industry Business Area. Erfurt together with the sites in Görlitz, Brno, Nuremberg, Jundai and Le Havre form the Steam Turbine and Generator (STG) Business Unit.The Erfurt plant was established in 1945 as a VEB service site for transformers, motors and generators. In 1991 Erfurt was integrated into the Siemens Kraftwerksunion, todays Power Generation Division. Since 1998 Erfurt is the competence center for the development and production of industrial air-cooled generators in the power range from 25-370 MVA, producing some 70 generators per year. In addition Erfurt serves as a vital component manufacturer for the SE GS Large Generator and Large Steam & Syncon Business Units in Charlotte and Mühlheim and their water and hydrogen cooled generator product portfolios.

Power Generation Services Operations is responsible for the project planning and execution of Long Term Service Agreements, annual service outages and modernization & upgrade projects for the Siemens Power and Gas (PG), Distributed Generation & Compressors (DGC) and Wind Power (WP) Business Units.

Siemens Energy Major Projects Execution is responsible for the planning and execution of large new construction and commission projects in Australia and New Zealand.The Mortlake Power Station project was the installation, supervision and commissioning of the 550MW gas-fired power station for Origin Energy.

Siemens Energy Major Projects Execution is responsible for the planning and execution of large new construction and commission projects in Australia and New Zealand.The Neerabup Power Station project was the installation, supervision and commissioning of the 330MW gas-fired power station for ERM Power.

Siemens Energy Major Projects Execution is responsible for the planning and execution of large new construction and commission projects in Australia and New Zealand.The Uranquinty Power Station project was the installation, supervision and commissioning of the 640MW gas-fired power station for Origin Energy.

The Siemens Repair & Service Center in Fürth is the lead repair, service and spare parts center for the Industry Sector. It provides direct in house repairs and on site repair services as well as global repair center training and repair/quality data management.

The Siemens Graduate Program (SGP) is a two year development program with one assignment abroad. The program familiarizes with at least two functional areas.