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Siemens, one of the biggest technology companies in the world, has invested in Emporia Energy, a fast-growing smart home energy company.
This move means Siemens now owns part of Emporia, and both will work together to make home energy use easier to understand and cheaper to manage. With more people using electric appliances and electric cars, homes need better tools to control energy costs.
This partnership focuses on giving people clear information and smart devices to save money and energy.
Siemens Invests in Smart Home Future
Siemens’ new investment makes it a part-owner of Emporia Energy. The main aim is to improve Inhab, an advanced platform that helps people see and control how much energy their homes use.
From EV chargers to solar panels and everyday appliances, this technology tracks everything in one place.
Why This Move Matters
The number of homes using electric devices is increasing every year. Appliances, electric vehicles (EVs), and solar energy systems create more demand for home electricity.
Managing all this can be confusing and expensive. This is why Siemens and Emporia are joining forces—to give simple tools for tracking, controlling, and reducing energy use.
Combining Expertise for Better Results
Siemens is known for its power distribution and circuit protection technology. Emporia is known for its smart home gadgets and software. Together, they can make advanced systems that are reliable, easy to use, and save money for homeowners.
History of Collaboration
This partnership isn’t new. Siemens and Emporia have worked together before, creating the Inhab® Energy Monitor. This device shows real-time energy usage, from small appliances like TVs to large systems like solar arrays. It helps homeowners spot waste and improve efficiency.
| Topic | Key Information |
|---|---|
| Investment | Siemens becomes part-owner in Emporia Energy |
| Main Platform | Inhab® (Intelligent Habitat) |
| Focus | Control appliances, EV charger, solar power |
| Companies | Siemens (electric systems) + Emporia (smart home tech) |
| Main Goal | Lower bills, improve efficiency, make homes smarter |
What the Leaders Say
Jacob Middleton, Head of Residential Electrical Products at Siemens, said the investment shows their commitment to innovation and value for homeowners.
Shawn McLaughlin, CEO of Emporia Energy, called it a milestone and said it will make smart home energy management easier and more affordable.
Benefits for Homeowners
This partnership will:
- Give real-time insights into home energy use
- Make it easier to control appliances remotely
- Lower monthly electricity bills
- Support eco-friendly living with solar and EV integration
- Help people understand and reduce their carbon footprint
About Siemens and Emporia Energy
Siemens is a global leader in technology with strong expertise in infrastructure, energy systems, transport, and healthcare. In the U.S., Siemens made $21.2 billion in 2024 and employs over 45,000 people.
Emporia Energy focuses on smart home energy products like the Vue Home Energy Monitor, Level 2 EV Charger, Smart Plugs, and Home Battery. All work together in one mobile app to track, automate, and save energy.
The partnership between Siemens and Emporia Energy is an important step in making smart home energy management accessible for everyone.
As homes become more electrified, energy costs and complexity will keep rising. This collaboration combines Siemens’ electrical expertise with Emporia’s smart technology to help people save money, reduce waste, and create a smarter, greener future.
With these tools, families can take full control of their energy use, making daily life more efficient and cost-friendly.