Siemens Energy is an energy technology company that supplies equipment and services for power generation and transmission, describing itself as a leader supporting companies and countries in building resilient, affordable, and sustainable energy systems. Its portfolio includes power-grid hardware and power-generation technology, alongside lifecycle and digital services for energy infrastructure. The company states that Siemens Energy and Siemens Gamesa are becoming Omterra under a new brand.
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Hitachi EnergyHitachi Energy is the energy arm of Hitachi Group and a global electrification and power-technology company headquartered in Switzerland. It develops and supplies technologies for electricity networks, including power transformers, high-voltage products, and grid-integration systems. The company reports operations in 60 countries, an installed base in more than 140 countries, and over 56,000 employees.MT PLEASANT, PA
Miba AGMiba AG develops and produces functionally critical components used across the energy value chain, with products that support the generation, transmission, storage, and use of energy. The company reports 30 worldwide sites and 7,400 employees, and says its components are used in applications ranging from vehicles and aircraft to wind turbines and power grids.MCCONNELSVLE, OH
Ormat Technologies, IncOrmat Technologies, Inc. develops, manufactures, and operates geothermal and recovered-energy power plants and supplies power-generating equipment to customers in more than 30 countries. The company reports six decades of experience and a vertically integrated business that also includes energy storage and solar photovoltaic activity. Its manufacturing facilities cover more than 23,000 square meters.PHILADELPHIA, PA
Sen Engineering Solutions, IncSen Engineering Solutions, Inc. develops power-flow control technology for electric transmission grids, including its patented SMART Power Flow Controller, which functions as an impedance-regulating transformer. The company reports that a commercial-grade Sen Transformer was manufactured and tested at 33 kV with a throughput rating of ±6.5 MVA, and describes its work as spanning research and development, engineering, sales, manufacturing, and quality assurance.MONROEVILLE, PA