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Hitachi Energy digital architecture supports Waratah Super Battery response

Hitachi Energy has marked the completion of commercial operations at the Waratah Super Battery in New South Wales, highlighting the role of its digital control architecture in enabling the battery to respond to grid disturbances within milliseconds.

Hitachi Energy completes delivery of HumeLink’s six giant shunt reactors

Hitachi Energy has delivered the sixth and final 500kV shunt reactor for Transgrid’s HumeLink project, marking a milestone in the development of one of New South Wales’ major transmission infrastructure projects.

Data centre boom placing growing pressure on electricity equipment supply chains, Hitachi Energy says

The rapid expansion of Australia's data centre sector is increasing pressure on global supply chains for high-voltage electrical equipment, according to Hitachi Energy, which says stronger coordination and earlier planning will be needed to avoid delays to major infrastructure projects.

Hitachi Energy commits $1B to expand US manufacturing of grid infrastructure

Hitachi Energy, a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd., has announced more than UISD 1 billion in new manufacturing investments to expand the production of critical electrical grid infrastructure in the United States. 

NT’s ‘big battery’ project reaches construction milestone

The Northern Territory’s $45 million big battery project known as the Darwin Katherine Battery Energy Storage System (DK BESS) has entered the next phase of construction work, with the completion of civil and building works. 
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Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni on how AI and digital networks are reshaping manufacturing supply chains

Australian manufacturers have long competed against distance. In an exclusive interview with Australian Manufacturing, Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni discusses how AI can help manufacturers access more production capacity and simplify traditionally email-driven supply chains.