#energy transition

Siemens and CPFL Energia are deploying 1.6 million smart meters for residential customers in Brazil by 2029.

Ganz delivers a 60 MVA transformer for the UK’s Corner Copse Solar Farm, boosting renewable energy with advanced monitoring for efficiency and reliability.

National Grid awarded two parts of a $76 HVDC supply chain framework to deliver the required works and equipment.

RTE International launches RTEi Australia Pacific, expanding its presence in Oceania to support Australia’s energy transition and grid modernisation.

Negative prices are seen more often amid green power surges.

This article highlights the role of transformers, challenges from supply shortages and regulations, and the need for domestic production and workforce development to support Europe’s climate goals.

As the world moves towards a sustainable future, the energy transition is at the forefront of global efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

U.S. power-generating companies are announcing plans for the highest volume of new natural gas-fired capacity in years.

The company plans to invest around $250 million in its operations in India over the next five years, contingent on continuing current underlying trends.

The sale of the Electricity System Operator to the UK government represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of the country’s energy system

“The Inflation Reduction Act makes the largest investment in rural electrification since FDR and the New Deal in the 1930s.” -John Podesta

European power markets are experiencing a notable shift as renewable energy sources, particularly wind and solar, become a larger part of the energy mix.

Amid growing concerns about its environmental impact, utilities worldwide are seeking to eliminate sulphur hexafluoride gas from their switchgear.

In this article, discover how Europe’s renewable energy revolution is reshaping its energy landscape with a projected 475 GW increase by 2028, driven by solar and wind power.

The investments will help the company to meet customers’ commitments and market demand.

Hitachi is set to supply small power transformers for RWE’s green energy projects.

In an era characterized by energy transition, sustainability, and digitalization, the world is experiencing a profound transformation.

Addressing global warming requires innovative engineering solutions and the four megatrends – Decarbonisation, Decentralisation, Democratisation, and Digitalisation (the 4Ds) – are crucial.

The global transformer market is expected to move towards smart transformers that are more equipped to accommodate the significant deployment of renewable energy.

Senegal will utilize 2.7 B USD for energy transition with partners

Germany, Dortmund: German transmission system operator Amprion plans to invest around $24 B (€22 B) in the transmission grid over the next five years.

Egypt, Kairo: Egypt and Denmark have entered into an agreement aimed at accelerating the green transformation of Egypt by involving more Danish investors.

Italy, Rome: Terna, the Italian transmission system operator, plans an investment of over $22 B in the next 10 years to accelerate the energy transition.

Switzerland, Zurich: Hitachi Energy has launched the next-generation TXpert Hub, a part of its ecosystem for the digitalization of transformers.