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Siemens Energy — Oxcap Power Day (March 2026)
8 slides from Siemens Energy's conference presentation, Mar 16, 2026
Slide 1: Oxcap Power Day
Oxcap Power Day Tobias Hang, Head of Investor Relations London, March 16, 2026 March Siemens 2026 Energy is a trademark Siemens Energy licensed is a bytrademark Siemens AG. licensed by Siemens AG. © Siemens Siemens Energy, Energy 2026 | Investor is a trademark Relations licensed by Siemens AG.
Slide 2: Leading with a comprehensive portfolio
Leading with a comprehensive portfolio Small gas turbines 10 MW Future-fit portfolio with diverse applications >1,000 MW up to 20 MW SGT-800 F-class J/HL-class Nuclear steam (62 MW) (260/385 MW) (440/593 MW) Aero gas turbines up to 65 MW Medium gas turbines 20 – 100 MW Industry standard Best in clas
Slide 3: Siemens Energy gas turbine portfolio overview
Siemens Energy gas turbine portfolio overview From 2MW to 593MW March 2026 Siemens Energy is a trademark licensed by Siemens AG. © Siemens Energy, 2026 | Investor Relations 3
Slide 4: Hydrogen co-firing capabilities
Hydrogen co-firing capabilities The mission is to burn 100% hydrogen while maintaining full fuel flexibility between H2 and natural gas Power output in MW at ISO ambient conditions and natural gas | 1 Compared with 100% natural gas operation (Status January 2026) DLE burner WLE burner Diffusion burn
Slide 5: Siemens Energy HL-class
Siemens Energy HL-class Competitive engines to address global energy transition needs Status November 2025 March 2026 Siemens Energy is a trademark licensed by Siemens AG. © Siemens Energy, 2026 | Investor Relations 5
Slide 6: A thriving model built for scale, profitability and longevity
A thriving model built for scale, profitability and longevity ~20 years FY25 insights rvice lifecyc Total Se le €23 bn orders (+43%2 vs. FY24) ~€30 bn New unit (~40%) revenue potential +5 pp (~ €400 m/GW) backlog margin (vs. FY24) ~78 GW backlog 1 Service (~60%) +1 pp New units backlog margin (vs. F
Slide 7: How to think about service
How to think about service Gas turbine example Contract Turbine Lifetime extension – from upgrade signing installation to brownfield exchange Regular service intervals 1 crucial to maintain turbine performance and availability Turbines are serviced in outages ~2-4 years ~5 years ~20 years (turbine 2
Slide 8: Best-in-class service performance
Best-in-class service performance Slide as of Q4 FY24 Strong service performance improvement over the past two years… +200 +€3bn +2pp +20% +65% units added to fleet backlog growth backlog project margin revenue growth order growth …with solid fundamentals for future expansion, benefiting from mid-te