COP31 is the moment to turn ambition into implementation. Hitachi Energy is helping advance the Age of Electricity by accelerating the grid infrastructure, electrification and interconnections needed for a secure, sustainable and affordable energy future.
COP31 is the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), bringing countries together to advance collective climate action.
Building on the foundations of previous COPs, particularly COP30 in Belém, COP31 aims to advance dialogue, strengthen consensus and accelerate implementation, bringing Parties and stakeholders together to contribute to the global climate agenda.
Treat the electricity grid as critical national infrastructure. Accelerate investment in grid modernization, digitalization and cybersecurity, and strengthen supply chain resilience.
Recognize grid investment as climate investment. Accelerate permitting and deployment of transmission, HVDC and digital grid technologies to integrate renewables at scale.
Create stable, long-term policy frameworks that give certainty for investment. Mobilize blended finance to reduce congestion and unlock lower-cost renewable energy.
As the world's largest manufacturer of critical power grid technology, we are uniquely positioned to support the global growth of electrification: we have the expertise, scale, and technology to deliver this transformation and to share our knowledge.
in investments from Hitachi Energy and its supply chain to unlock growth in manufacturing, R&D, and digitalization by 2027.
in transformer manufacturing capacity
largest global manufacturer in the sector
The Next 25 is Hitachi Energy's platform on the energy infrastructure behind tomorrow's world.
From women's soccer to artificial intelligence, from the next generation of talent to cleaner industry. The electrification we champion at COP31 is the foundation of these stories.
For more than 60 years, Hitachi Energy has been contributing to Türkiye's electrification journey through manufacturing, engineering, and innovation. Türkiye has the foundations to lead the future energy system, and as host of COP31, the country represents a concrete opportunity to turn innovation into implementation.
60 years
of operations and contribution to the country's electrification
4 factories
+ 1 digital center, in Dudullu (Istanbul) and Dilovası (Kocaeli)
1000+
professionals employed in Türkiye
$70m
invested in the new power transformers factory and service center
