Hitachi Energy releases global updates to Grid Edge Solutions portfolio
Switzerland, Zurich: Hitachi Energy has launched the next generation of its e-mesh portfolio of energy storage and digital automation solutions.
Image source: Hitachi Energy
Switzerland, Zurich: Hitachi Energy has launched the next generation of its e-mesh portfolio of energy storage and digital automation solutions.
The release delivers the energy industry’s most comprehensive set of digital energy solutions. It tightly integrates advanced analytics with both software and hardware systems to maximize system performance and value, while reducing the overall carbon footprint.
New updates include:
- Vehicle to grid (V2G) readiness for electric vehicle fleets
- Options for advanced cloud-based performance and monitoring applications
- Flexible design improvements to the PowerStoreTM battery energy storage system
- Expanded controls and automation
“The entire energy market is transforming, and the challenges are expanding in scope and urgency,” said Maxine Ghavi, head of Grid Edge Solutions for Hitachi Energy. Maxine continued, “It is no longer about one transformation. It is about many changes happening at once, and is always built on more electrification. We have heard from customers around the globe that they do not just want a single product for a microgrid, energy storage, or a control system. They want a flexible and optimized solution for reducing complexity, providing the highest penetration of renewables, while increasing overall stability and reliability. This also means they will ultimately need more digital services for their own management, productivity, and growth.”
E-mesh is part of the Hitachi Energy services network of collaborative operations centres. That network provides customers with global 24/7 support and ready access to unmatched technical and domain expertise. Hitachi Energy’s combined digital and service offerings accelerate customer outcomes and reduce CapEx with performance and availability guarantees, extended warranties, and other offerings across the product lifecycle.
Source: Hitachi Energy