Hitachi Energy signs €350 million long-term supply agreement with Enedis

Type: Supply Agreement · Technology: Transmission · Country: France · Value: EUR 350M · Announced: 2026-09-28

Hitachi Energy signed long-term framework supply agreements with Enedis worth €350 million for the delivery of distribution and power transformers. The contracts are intended to secure equipment deliveries amid global supply tensions and support the modernization of the French public distribution network. Enedis plans to invest €96 billion between 2022 and 2040 to modernize, develop and adapt the network, with more than €10 billion earmarked for grid connection and integration of renewable energy and 96 new primary substations planned by 2030. The agreement is aimed at improving Enedis's visibility on transformer availability and replacement costs as the grid adapts to higher electricity needs and bidirectional flows from wind and solar parks. No specific delivery schedule, transformer quantities or subcontracts are disclosed in the article.

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Hitachi Energy signed long-term framework supply agreements with Enedis worth €350 million for distribution and power transformers in France. Enedis plans to invest €96 billion between 2022 and 2040 to modernize the French public distribution network, including more than €10 billion for grid connection and integration of renewable energy and 96 new primary substations by 2030. Hitachi Energy states it is committed to powering the world’s energy system to be more sustainable, secure, resilient and affordable. The agreements do not disclose a delivery schedule, transformer quantities or subcontract details.

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