Hitachi Energy Urges Strengthening Electricity Interconnection Between Europe and North Africa to Enhance Energy Security

Hitachi Energy has announced its call to strengthen the electricity interconnection networks between Europe and North Africa, with the aim of managing peak periods more efficiently and supporting the integration of renewable energy sources, especially given the need for more flexible grids. The company has approved a contract worth 770 million euros to connect Italy and Tunisia through the "Elmed" project, which is the first high-voltage direct current (HVDC) interconnection between Europe and North Africa, with a transmission capacity of up to 600 megawatts. The objective is to enhance electricity exchange and promote energy sustainability.

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