A new chapter for Brazil’s energy system
Hitachi Energy is building a new transformer factory in Pindamonhangaba, São Paulo. The plant is part of an investment of approximately US$200 million in Brazil, announced in 2024. Around 80% of this amount is being allocated to the construction of the new unit that will help double the company's production capacity in Brazil.
The facility will integrate more renewables into the grid, meet the growing demand from data centers and AI, and strengthen Brazil’s role as a regional energy leader.
Set to be completed by 2028, the project will create jobs, boost local development, and power progress on the road to COP30 and beyond.
A local investment with global purpose
More than a factory, it’s a platform for clean electrification. Key stats in visual blocks:
$ 200 M
Invested in Pindamonhangaba and Guarulhos
Over 2200
Jobs created
100 %
Increase in production capacity
46300 m2
Constructed area
Technological differences
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Creating clean energy careers
This factory brings more than technology, it brings opportunity. Through partnerships with educational and qualification institutions, we’re training the next generation of energy professionals in Brazil, creating high-quality jobs in the process.
COP30 Commitment
From the ground to the global stage: our road to COP30
We believe the private sector has a critical role in achieving climate goals. This factory is proof of action real investment, local talent, and grid-scale technology in motion.
There is no energy transition without transmission.
