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Wireless network construction, smart sensing/control, and development and expansion of power plant-specific services.
KT announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Siemens for cooperation in the ICT-based smart power plant business at Seoul Square in Jung-gu, Seoul.
Under this MOU, the two companies agreed to collaborate to jointly address the trend toward smart power plants driven by the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Specific areas of collaboration include: Developing domestic smart power plant projects and cooperating on pilot projects; Establishing wireless networks (LTE/IoT) and smart sensing/control of power generation facilities; and Developing and expanding AI, AR, drone, and mobile-based smart services tailored to power plants.
Siemens Korea, the Korean subsidiary of Siemens, focuses its core competencies on electrification, automation, and digitalization, encompassing power generation, transmission and substation, smart grid solutions, and power energy applications. Within this sector, the Siemens Power Generation Services division focuses on solutions and platforms related to compressors for industrial power plants and oil and gas production, providing safe and efficient power generation services.

KT has been building secure, enterprise-specific LTE networks for numerous public institutions and corporations. Furthermore, KT possesses diverse ICT capabilities and experience applicable to smart power plants, including 5G, which was showcased at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, as well as IoT, AI, big data, AR/VR, and drone technologies. If this is combined with Siemens' power generation service business, the business synergy between the two companies is expected to be maximized.
KT Public Customer Center Director Han Sang-hyun said, “We will lead the domestic smart power plant business through cooperation with Siemens, a global power generation equipment specialist,” and “In particular, we will fully utilize KT’s wireless infrastructure and ICT capabilities to transform the offline-centric power plant work environment into a mobile-based intelligent one.”
“The smart power generation industry is expected to become an important foundation for building advanced smart cities in Korea,” said Seok Beom-jun, head of Siemens’ Power Generation Services Division. “Siemens plans to contribute to this cooperation project based on the know-how it has accumulated through operating power generation facilities and service networks around the world.”
KT announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Siemens for cooperation in the ICT-based smart power plant business at Seoul Square in Jung-gu, Seoul.
Under this MOU, the two companies agreed to collaborate to jointly address the trend toward smart power plants driven by the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Specific areas of collaboration include: Developing domestic smart power plant projects and cooperating on pilot projects; Establishing wireless networks (LTE/IoT) and smart sensing/control of power generation facilities; and Developing and expanding AI, AR, drone, and mobile-based smart services tailored to power plants.
Siemens Korea, the Korean subsidiary of Siemens, focuses its core competencies on electrification, automation, and digitalization, encompassing power generation, transmission and substation, smart grid solutions, and power energy applications. Within this sector, the Siemens Power Generation Services division focuses on solutions and platforms related to compressors for industrial power plants and oil and gas production, providing safe and efficient power generation services.
KT has been building secure, enterprise-specific LTE networks for numerous public institutions and corporations. Furthermore, KT possesses diverse ICT capabilities and experience applicable to smart power plants, including 5G, which was showcased at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, as well as IoT, AI, big data, AR/VR, and drone technologies. If this is combined with Siemens' power generation service business, the business synergy between the two companies is expected to be maximized.
KT Public Customer Center Director Han Sang-hyun said, “We will lead the domestic smart power plant business through cooperation with Siemens, a global power generation equipment specialist,” and “In particular, we will fully utilize KT’s wireless infrastructure and ICT capabilities to transform the offline-centric power plant work environment into a mobile-based intelligent one.”
“The smart power generation industry is expected to become an important foundation for building advanced smart cities in Korea,” said Seok Beom-jun, head of Siemens’ Power Generation Services Division. “Siemens plans to contribute to this cooperation project based on the know-how it has accumulated through operating power generation facilities and service networks around the world.”
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