Siemens has named Peter Koerte as the new Head of its Smart Infrastructure division, a strategic leadership change aimed at advancing the company’s focus on digital transformation, sustainable technologies, and integrated infrastructure solutions.
In his new role, Koerte will lead global efforts to strengthen Siemens’ Smart Infrastructure business, which encompasses intelligent building technologies, energy management systems, automation solutions and digitally enabled services. The division plays a key role in supporting urban development, industrial facilities and energy networks with technology that enhances efficiency, sustainability and operational resilience.
Koerte brings to the position extensive leadership experience within Siemens and a deep understanding of infrastructure markets, digital technologies and customer-centric business models. His appointment is aligned with the company’s broader strategy to expand its footprint in high-growth segments that leverage automation, connectivity and data-driven solutions.
Commenting on the appointment, Siemens leadership highlighted Koerte’s track record in driving business transformation, scaling technology platforms and fostering cross-functional collaboration. His leadership is expected to strengthen the division’s ability to deliver integrated offerings that meet evolving customer needs across commercial, industrial and public sector clients.
The Smart Infrastructure division has been at the forefront of innovation in areas such as building automation, energy performance optimisation, renewable energy integration and secure infrastructure management. Under Koerte’s guidance, Siemens aims to accelerate the adoption of digital solutions that support sustainable development goals and improve urban and industrial productivity.
Koerte succeeds the previous division head at a time when demand for smart infrastructure solutions is rising globally, driven by trends in electrification, urbanisation, decarbonisation and technology adoption. Industry observers say the appointment reflects the company’s commitment to reinforcing leadership and responsiveness in a dynamic business environment.
In his new capacity, Koerte will oversee strategic initiatives, technology investments and partnerships that underpin Siemens’ growth priorities within infrastructure markets. He will also work closely with regional and business unit leaders to ensure seamless delivery of solutions that help customers achieve greater operational efficiency, lower carbon footprints and enhanced digital readiness.
