MRI is the major contributor to energy consumption in radiology
“This is our company’s inherent purpose: We improve access to care and quality of life in accordance with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.”

Sustainability in MRI:
The power of less is more
At Siemens Healthineers we want to work together with you to positively impact not only the well being of your patients but equally ensure that we use our planet's resources responsibly. By 2030 Siemens Healthineers will become carbon neutral and we are commited to helping you reduce your carbon footprint too.
MRI plays a fundamental role in the diagnosis of many diseases and supports clinicians across the world in caring for their patients every day. Yet, it is also a fact that MRI is among the most energy demanding equipment within radiology departments. As a consequence, it is our responsibility as Siemens Healthineers to provide technological solutions that reduce the ecological footprint of MRI and contribute to a more sustainable future in healthcare.
MRI is the major contributor to energy consumption in radiology
“This is our company’s inherent purpose: We improve access to care and quality of life in accordance with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.”
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ARUP & HCWH Report (2019) Healthcare's climate footprint
Aunión-Villa, J., Gómez-Chaparro, M. & García-Sanz-Calcedo, J. Study of the energy intensity by built areas in a medium-sized Spanish hospital. Energy Efficiency 14, 26 (2021)
Data are based on Siemens Healthineers own measurements and assumptions. Actual consumption can vary depending on use pattern, system type and configuration.
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