Hitachi Energy is leveraging its global footprint to support the global demand of transformers, driven by the continued efforts to further electrify the energy system. Factories like those in Guarulhos and Blumenau in Brazil, backed by the expertise and commitment of its teams, are supporting customers across the Americas, Europe and Middle East with power, distribution transformers, shunt reactors, components and services.
During its 70 years in Brazil, Hitachi Energy has supplied transformers for major HVDC transmissions systems like Belo Monte II; Itaipu, one of the world's largest hydroelectric plants; and Rio Madeira, one of the longest and most powerful transmission links in the world at 2,375 kilometers.
Transformers are an important part of the power value chain, enabling efficient transmission and distribution of electricity and facilitating the decarbonization of the energy systems. They are a key component for applications such as integrating renewables, grid interconnections, powering data centers, and electrifying transportation.
Hitachi Energy is the world's largest transformer manufacturer in terms of installed base, portfolio range, manufacturing capacity, and market coverage, with over 90 transformer factories and service centers across the world.