Hitachi Energy i Ludvika har fået en ordre på to omformerstationer til en værdi af cirka 8,5 milliarder svenske kroner.
Ordren omfatter stationer, der skal bygges i Italien og Tunesien. De udgør en del af ELMED-projektet, som vil forbinde elnettene i Europa og Afrika med højspændingsjævnstrøm mellem Tunesien og Sicilien.
Dette er første gang, at de to kontinenters elnet bliver forbundet på denne måde ifølge oplysningerne.
Detaljerne blev rapporteret af Nya Ludvika Tidning.
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The government has signed agreements on state support and co-ownership in Videberg Kraft to build three new reactors at Ringhals. The state will take 60 percent ownership in the company.
Hitachi Energy has received approval to construct a new building at the industrial area in Ludvika. The project forms part of the company's billion investment and is expected to be completed by the end of 2027.
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Hitachi Energy is expanding its operations in Ludvika, prompting a significant increase in heavy rail transports. Representatives from the company, Trafikverket, and several municipalities recently met at bangården Hagen to address future transport challenges. CEO Tobias Hansson is convinced a solution is within reach.
Norway’s Scatec plans to invest up to $5bn in Egypt’s renewable energy and related sectors over the next two years, officials announced during a meeting with Egyptian leaders.
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From June 15 2026 Västerbergslagens Energi AB and Västerbergslagens Elnät AB are fully owned by the municipalities of Ludvika and Fagersta. The local ownership is set to strengthen energy solutions development in the region.