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Hitachi Energy in Saudi Arabia

Hitachi Energy in Saudi Arabia delivers grid automation, transformers, high-voltage products and SF6-free technology for Vision 2030.

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Saudi Arabia is a strategic market for Hitachi Energy, offering solutions through Grid Automation, Grid Integration, High Voltage Products, Transformers, and Service. The company collaborates with customers, partners, and academia to advance renewable energy integration and electrification across transportation, industry, and buildings. Hitachi Energy supports the Kingdom's clean energy transition by deploying SF-free eco-efficient technologies and promoting local manufacturing. These efforts align with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, reinforcing the company's commitment to sustainable development and energy innovation. 

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Yes. Saudi Arabia is a strategic market for Hitachi Energy, which offers solutions there through Grid Automation, Grid Integration, High Voltage Products, Transformers and Service.

Hitachi Energy promotes local manufacturing in Saudi Arabia as part of its support for the Kingdom's clean energy transition. Specific facility locations should be confirmed on the page — see recommendations.

The Saudi portfolio spans grid automation, grid integration, high-voltage products, transformers and service, including SF6-free eco-efficient technologies.

By deploying SF6-free eco-efficient technologies, promoting local manufacturing, and advancing renewable energy integration and electrification across transportation, industry and buildings.

Yes. Roles in Saudi Arabia are listed on the Hitachi Energy careers site, including high-voltage positions based in Dammam, Eastern Region.

Yes. Hitachi Energy collaborates with customers, partners and academia in Saudi Arabia to advance renewable energy integration and electrification.

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Danielle Aychouh

Head of Communications & Government Relations - Middle East & Africa