March 2, 2021 Mariotti chooses Siemens technology to make the construction site more efficient, digital and sustainable Post tags: Mariotti , Siemens , Port of Genoa , Genoa naval industries T. Mariotti SpA, a company of the Genoese Holding Genova Industrie Navali and highly specialized in the design and construction of ultra-luxury cruise ships, has chosen Siemens technology to increase energy efficiency and take a first step towards the digitization of the entire shipyard located in the Port of Genoa. With the aim of making the production site more digital and sustainable, all the new Siemens devices installed will be able to collect energy measurements in the field in real time and transfer them to the cloud to the Siemens Power Manager analysis software. In this way, it will be possible, first of all, to collect and accurately analyze the consumption of the entire construction site and, subsequently, to define further efficiency measures that will reduce the operating costs and the environmental impact of the entire construction site managed by T Mariotti. “Our DNA has always been to research and innovate and we wanted to take another step forward to make the yard future-proof. This means first of all measuring oneself with what is the territory in which we operate, that is an industrial area that develops in the center of a city very suited to tourism, and making a concrete contribution to reducing the environmental impact of the ship repair sector. inside the Port of Genoa. Among the many projects we are carrying out, it has been fundamental to leverage Siemens' integrated technology that will allow us to optimize plant management, reduce energy waste and emissions and finally implement new efficient solutions for carrying out our activities. ", so explains Eng. Ianfalco Federici, Facility Manager of T. Mariotti Sp INDUSTRY Related articles September 4, 2020 Technical launch of the new RFI ferry "Iginia" The New Ferry "Iginia" is on its way to Genoa where its construction will be completed in the coming months San Giorgio di Nog... September 17, 2020 First steel cut for Seabourn's second new ultra-luxury purpose-built expedition ship San Giorgio di Nogaro, September 17th 2020 – Seabourn, the ultra-luxury travel experience, is celebrating another milestone in its future growth... 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