Trump’s Energy Policies Trigger $1 Billion Siemens Investment in American Jobs

President Trump’s “America First” energy agenda just delivered another massive win for U.S. manufacturing and job creation.

On Tuesday, German-based Siemens Energy announced a $1 billion investment into U.S. power infrastructure, citing Trump’s energy policies as the catalyst for the expansion. The company plans to upgrade and expand production at nine sites across six states, creating 1,500 high-skill manufacturing jobs and delivering a serious boost to America’s energy independence.

Christian Bruch, CEO of Siemens Energy, praised the Trump administration for creating a “once-in-a-generation growth opportunity” and said Trump’s policies have “supercharged the energy demand” supporting their decision to ramp up U.S. operations.

“We appreciate great partners like Siemens Energy,” said Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who helped secure the deal. “This underscores President Trump’s success in expanding supply chain access and bringing major manufacturing back to America.”

This is what real leadership looks like restoring American dominance in energy and manufacturing by unleashing private sector innovation, reducing regulatory red tape, and backing policies that prioritize U.S. workers over foreign interests.

Where the investment is going:

• Mississippi: High-voltage switchgear to strengthen power grid components

• North Carolina: Power transformers and gas turbines

• Florida: Expansion of gas turbine production

• Alabama: Copper production for critical infrastructure

• New York and Texas: Facility upgrades and expansion of capacity

And this isn’t just about power. It’s about artificial intelligence a sector where the United States must lead. Siemens cited surging AI demand as a key factor in expanding operations, directly tying this growth to the Trump administration’s Project Vault, a bold initiative securing critical mineral reserves and fortifying domestic semiconductor supply chains.

This investment shows that the U.S. is once again being seen as a manufacturing powerhouse, especially under Trump’s policies, which prioritize strategic industries like:

• Semiconductors

• Rare earth minerals

• Nuclear energy

• Power infrastructure

It’s a stark contrast to the Biden era of rolling blackouts, green pipe dreams, and economic stagnation. Under Trump, the U.S. is no longer just a customer of global tech—but a leader, innovator, and supplier.

Siemens Energy, with roots in the U.S. going back to the 1880s, is once again betting big on American soil. And they’re doing it not because of virtue signaling or government handouts but because Trump made America competitive again.

The numbers don’t lie: $1 billion invested, 1,500 new jobs, and a revitalized domestic energy infrastructure ready to power the future.

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