Hitachi Energy harnesses AI, ML, and Cloud for grid modernisation

Hitachi Energy aims to enhance energy distribution infrastructure in India, with the SAM600 moving and switchgear control unit improving efficiency and reliability in digital substations.

- Massimo Danieli

Hitachi Energy has significantly modernised its Network Manager WAMS, enabling control room operators to proactively manage the grid, detect realtime disturbances before they cascade into serious disruptions or widespread blackouts, and maintain the grid’s stability and reliability today and in the future. Let us know more from Massimo Danieli.

What are the risks of rapidly adopting digital grid technologies, and how can we mitigate them?

Power grids worldwide are evolving into complex systems that will be harder to plan, build, operate, and maintain. One of Hitachi Energy’s key focus areas in the Indian market will be strengthening India’s energy distribution infrastructure. As part of the shift to digital substations, the SAM600 moving and switchgear control unit significantly improves the efficiency and reliability of power distribution.