Power Pulse

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Power Pulse

Come join us as we explore the exciting world of energy, from today’s cutting-edge technology to iconic moments in energy history. Whether you’re an industry veteran or simply passionate about all things sustainability, we’ve got you covered with thought-provoking discussions and insights from the brilliant minds in the industry.

  1. MAR 19

    How can China’s energy leadership shape the grid of the future?

    China is a powerhouse in energy and there’s simply no denying it. The country is making bold moves in clean energy, building record-breaking solar and wind farms, rolling out supercharged power grids, and embracing the shift to SF6-free technology to cut out emissions just to name a few. But here’s the big question: Is China designing the blueprint for the world’s future grid? Find out in this insightful episode where we chat with our expert guest Bin Su, Head of Hub Business Unit North Asia for the High Voltage Products business at Hitachi Energy. --- Bin Su is the Head of Hub Business Unit North Asia for the High Voltage Products business at Hitachi Energy.   He holds a PhD in electrical and electronics engineering from Tsinghua University in Beijing, China.   With 20 years of experience in the energy industry, Bin is known for his precision, calm approach, and analytical mindset. He’s driven by a strong passion for sustainability, shaping the future of energy while fostering the next generation of innovators. Outside of work, Bin spends his weekends hiking around Beijing, where the view of transmission lines reminds him of majestic Chinese dragons. He’s deeply proud to be part of an industry that’s driving monumental change for the world and strives to make a meaningful and lasting impact. --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes. Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information. The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    15 min

  2. MAR 5

    The road ahead: India’s bold vision for a better and more sustainable grid

    India is building a grid for greatness. It’s laying a strong foundation for a power grid that’s not only reliable and efficient but also sustainable, innovative, and future-ready. What does it look like exactly? It’s an energy network that: Runs on clean energy. A shift from traditional energy sources to renewable power like solar, wind, and hydro. Is SF6-free. This means no harmful greenhouse gas will be used in key components like high-voltage switchgear. Prioritizes decarbonization. Actively reducing carbon footprint of energy generation and distribution, helping India meet its ambitious climate targets and becoming a leader in sustainability.  In this episode, we’re diving into the driving force of this remarkable transformation in India together with Rakesh Dwivedi, Head of Hub Business Unit South Asia. Tune in! --- Meet Rakesh Dwivedi, he is the Head of Hub Business Unit South Asia for the High Voltage Products business at Hitachi Energy.   He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur and a post-graduate diploma in management from the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s College of Management in India.   Rakesh has more than 22 years of experience in the energy industry and brings an easygoing outlook on life with a strong appreciation for structure and advocacy for diversity and inclusion. He believes in the power of open and honest communication to foster strong collaboration within teams. Adventurous at heart, Rakesh has gone parasailing, paragliding and even, believe it or not, 20 km. river rafting in the Himalayas. --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes. Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information. The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    20 min

  3. FEB 19

    North America’s journey to a more sustainable energy future

    North America is on an exciting journey to reshape its dynamic energy landscape – starting with the adoption of SF6-free technologies and soon, introducing 800 kV high-voltage transmission lines.    This shift isn’t just about adopting the latest innovations – it's about rethinking how we deliver energy more efficiently and sustainably.    In this episode, we are joined by Stefano Cervidi, Market Manager in the US at Hitachi Energy. He takes us behind the scenes of North America’s evolving energy landscape, covering the push for renewables, and impact that come with data center growth, as well as the policies that come with decarbonization targets.   --- Say hello to Stefano Cervidi the Market Manager in the US for the High Voltage Products business at Hitachi Energy.    He holds a master’s degree in engineering management from Politecnico di Milano, Italy and a Master from SDA Bocconi School of Management in Italy.     Stefano is a naturally curious, dedicated and loyal individual who thrives on creativity and collaborations – and sometimes, a dash of humor. Cool under pressure and effortlessly organized, he is motivated by continuous learning and diversity of thought. For him, success is more than the results; it’s about the people, the journey, and the well-earned celebrations with your team along the way.    Off the clock, he’s a huge FC Inter Milan fanatic, a newbie pickleball player, and a great cook at home. Travel keeps him inspired, while comedies, thrillers and history documentaries keep him entertained. For Stefano, life is all about growth and having a positive outlook to appreciate and cherish all the great things life has to offer. --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes.    Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information.    The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    20 min

  4. FEB 5

    New roadmap for future EconiQ® solutions

    As the world pushes for net-zero emissions, SF6 has no place in the future of energy. But you know what does? Eco-efficient innovations like Hitachi Energy’s EconiQ®. EconiQ is a revolutionary portfolio that’s reliable, scalable, with the lowest carbon footprint – and completely free of SF6 ! In this episode, we break down the newly unveiled EconiQ roadmap of the future: •    The new rating additions and its significance •    What this means for the reliability and sustainability of power grids We’re joined by our expert guests Branimir Radisavljevic, Global Technology Manager for Interrupters at Hitachi Energy and Valeria Teppati, R&D Principal Development Engineer at Hitachi Energy. The new EconiQ roadmap is more than a vision – it’s a strategy with real milestones achieved, real technology that makes a real impact. Ready to be energized? --- Say hi to Branimir Radisavljevic, Global Technology Manager for Interrupters at Hitachi Energy. He has a doctorate in nanotechnology from the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne university in Switzerland. Branimir has a very curious and detail-oriented mind with a knack for finding innovative solutions. He thrives in an environment filled with brilliant and passionate people, driven to create impactful outcomes. After hours, Branimir loves cooking, exploring new cultures – and cuisine! – during his travels with his wife and dog Micko. His favorite films Amarcord and Cinema Paradiso reflect his appreciation for classic storytelling. Meet Valeria Teppati is a R&D Principal Development Engineer at Hitachi Energy’s Technology Center in Zurich, Switzerland. She has a doctorate in electronic engineering from the Politecnico di Torino university in Italy. Valeria is a natural problem-solver who loves cracking technical puzzles and a true all-rounder, balancing structure with curiosity and fun, especially when she’s deep in a challenge at work. Outside of work, she’s a big movie buff. She enjoys anything from classic Hollywood films to the fascinating worlds of Marvel and Star Trek. She values respect, kindness and a good laugh – because life’s too short to take yourself too seriously.  --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes. Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information. The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    17 min

  5. JAN 22

    Anyone can thrive in the energy industry

    Who says you need to be an engineer to thrive in the energy industry? This episode shines a spotlight on the diverse opportunities available for professionals from all walks of life. We sit down with Ana Camarero, Chief Financial Officer of the Grid Integration business at Hitachi Energy, who has successfully carved out a career in energy, even without the technical background. If you’ve ever wondered how to break into this exciting field, this episode is for you. Tune in and get inspired! A note to our listeners: This episode was recorded in early 2024 and refers to information that has changed since then. Since October 2024, Ana Camarero has taken the role of Chief Financial Officer of the Grid Integration business. Shape tomorrow today at Hitachi Energy! --- Meet Ana Camarero. She is the Chief Financial Officer of the Grid Integration business at Hitachi Energy. Ana holds a master's degree in business and economics from the Com-plutense University of Madrid, Spain. She joined Hitachi Energy in 1998 and has held a few different jobs since. Ana is a result-oriented person who thrives on progress and achievements. With a calm and focused approach, she handles pressure with grace, while delivering results.  Her advice to younger professionals is simple but powerful: never put limits on yourself because hard work goes a long way. --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes. Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information. The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    16 min

  6. JAN 8

    Now at your service: From downtimes to showtimes

    Air fryers are a godsend – especially when you want crispy fries without the mess and fuss of a deep fryer. Easy and instant, it’s hard to imagine life without it. But like any kitchen appliance, they need regular care to keep delivering the results you expect.  Just as you wouldn’t leave kitchen appliances unattended, high-voltage systems require the same amount of TLC and proactive maintenance. Service and maintenance aren’t just about fixing issues after they occur – it’s also about keeping everything in tip-top shape to avoid problems before they even happen.  In this episode, we invited Sofia Sauvageot, Head of Global Product Group High Voltage Service at Hitachi Energy, to break down the service strategies and trends that will safeguard the high-voltage grid. --- Sofia Sauvageot, Head of Global Product Group High Voltage Service of the High Voltage Products business at Hitachi Energy. Sofia holds a material engineering degree from Ecole Européenne d’Ingénieurs en Genie des Matériaux, Nancy France and from Lulea University, Sweden. Throughout her 25-year career, she held various roles in manufacturing, project management, R&D, marketing, and sales.  Sofia is a high-energy go-getter who loves pushing boundaries, both in her career and personal life. Passionate about the energy transition, she finds fulfillment in the challenges that motivate and empower her to make a real difference in the world. Sofia also enjoys meeting new people and lives by the motto, “The sky is the limit.” --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes. Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information. The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    23 min

  7. 12/11/2024

    Smooth and steady: The foundation of power quality

    We all love it when things just work out as you'd expect – the waiter gets your order right, it doesn’t rain after getting a carwash, and your gadgets turn on with a simple click. Everything just runs like clockwork. But in reality, that isn’t always the case, especially when it comes to electricity.    From harmonics to flickers and surges, power quality issues can disrupt everything from industrial operations to our daily lives.    Tune in to this episode with Uğur Yaşa, Global Product Marketing Manager for Global Product Group Grid Components at Hitachi Energy for an insightful conversation about the many causes of poor power quality, sustainable solutions to address these challenges, and new technologies that improve grid reliability while protecting the environment and surrounding communities.  --- Uğur Yaşa is the Global Product Marketing Manager for the Global Product Group Grid Components at Hitachi Energy.    He holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from Yildiz Technical University in Istanbul and an MBA from Solvay Business School in Brussels.    Uğur thrives on embracing challenges. With a passion for exploring new perspectives, he excels in collaborative environments where diversity and innovation play a key role. He is also a vintage watch enthusiast and enjoys tinkering and repairing intricate timepieces to their former glory. --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes.    Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information.    The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    19 min

  8. 11/27/2024

    Pathways to decarbonize the grid

    Decarbonizing the grid is an enormous challenge faced by the industry. It’s a big task for anyone to undertake, with so many overwhelming questions – where do we even start? Does the market even have the solutions today to meet global ambitious targets in time?    It can be a daunting topic to talk about, but the good news is Christian Cingolani is here to save the day! As the Marketing & Sales Manager for the European region at Hitachi Energy, he knows everything there is to know about the decarbonization journey of the energy industry.    He breaks down the essential areas of this journey that must be evaluated like overall product footprints (not just carbon emissions!). Christian also offers in-depth insight on how SF6-free alternatives like EconiQ are revolutionizing high-voltage technologies for the future. Hit play to learn more! --- Christian Cingolani is the Marketing & Sales Manager for Europe in the High Voltage Products business unit at Hitachi Energy.    He has been with Hitachi Energy for an impressive 25+ years. One of the best reasons he enjoys the work that he does is the vibrant energy and diversity that’s present in the organization. He also feels very passionate about sustainability and the ongoing energy transition.    As an engineer working in sales, Christian is very analytic, a collaborative team player, and motivated by competition and KPIs. --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes.    Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information.    The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.

    19 min
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    Come join us as we explore the exciting world of energy, from today’s cutting-edge technology to iconic moments in energy history. Whether you’re an industry veteran or simply passionate about all things sustainability, we’ve got you covered with thought-provoking discussions and insights from the brilliant minds in the industry.

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      Hitachi Energy
    • Years Active
      2019 - 2025
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