Technology & Digital Innovation

Hitachi Energy Showcases its Portfolio of Technologies at ADIPEC 2022

Hitachi Energy is committed to accelerating its energy transition towards a carbon-neutral future in the region

Shabbir Khan, SME News Service

Hitachi Energy, a global technology leader, is presenting a broad portfolio of leading-edge technologies and services for the energy transition at ADIPEC 2022.

Hitachi Energy is committed to accelerating its energy transition towards a carbon-neutral future in the region.

Commenting on its participation at the ADIPEC 2022, Dr. Mostafa AlGuezeri, MD of Hitachi Energy for the UAE, said: “As a pioneering leader in the energy transition, we provide technologies that are needed to supply electrical energy to oil and gas installations, on-shore or off-shore.

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Our solutions are designed as per the highest standards of safety, reliability, resiliency, and maintainability, and are tailored for harsh environments.”

Hitachi Energy serves customers in the utility, industry, and infrastructure sectors with innovative solutions and services across the value chain and supports the UAE’s ‘2050 Net-Zero Initiative’ by promoting major projects in the transition towards a carbon-neutral future.  

At Hitachi Energy, one of the major sustainability pillars is energy transition with the conviction that electricity will be the backbone of the entire energy system, spanning across energy generation, storage, and dissemination.

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