#Hitachi Energy

The transformer came from Hitachi Energy’s facility in Bad Honnef, Germany.

The official launch happened at CWIEME Berlin 2024.

Norbert Beatrix, Transformers business leader in Europe, shares his impressions about CWIEME 2024 and insights into the company’s recently announced investments in the region.

The framework agreement stipulates how Hitachi Energy and Aibel’s projects with RWE will be handled.

The agreement will provide service solutions for the SunZia Transmission HVDC link, currently under construction.

This contract, with a total amount of €4.5 billion, marks an acceleration in the development of offshore farms.

The location was chosen for its proximity to key clients and partners and connections to employees.

The Varennes factory designs and engineers a large range of transformers.

The investments will gradually expand the company’s global transformer capacity by 2027.

Find out how Hitachi Energy, with a combined heritage of more than 250 years and the largest base of installed transformers, is addressing the requirement of technology neutrality.

In the interview with Helmut Bockshammer, a Global Product Group Manager for Components & Services for Hitachi Energy’s Transformer Business, we discussed the global energy sector transformation caused by decarbonization.

Innovative combination of two technologies could strengthen grid stability and enhance the flow of renewable energy across the UK.

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

The planned transmission projects should connect the eastern and western regional power grids in the US.

Claudio Facchin will step down on June 30.

The system is to be upgraded with MACH™ control and protection system to enhance power security.

Hitachi Energy will invest over €30 million in its power transformer manufacturing facility in Bad Honnef, Germany.

Hitachi Energy has signed a major order with German state-owned transmission system operator, TransnetBW to enable the expansion of renewable energy and stabilization of the grid.

Hitachi Energy has completed the acquisition of COET, a designer and manufacturer of power equipment for electric mobility, rail, and industry.

Hitachi Energy’s Transient Voltage Protection (TVP®) technology is now available for liquid filled and dry type distribution transformers.

Hitachi Energy and Petrofac will work together to deliver Nederwiek 1 and integrate offshore wind at scale into the Dutch grid.

Hitachi Energy’s power quality solutions aim to improve transmission capacity and voltage stability in the power grid.

Hitachi Energy presented its solution to protect distribution transformers from transient voltage: transformers with Transient Voltage Protection (TVP®) Technology.

Hitachi Energy has inaugurated its cutting-edge transformers factory in Bac Ninh, Vietnam.