Hitachi Energy India Ltd. (NSE: POWERINDIA, BSE: 543187) has announced a major investment of ₹300 crore to expand its insulation and components manufacturing facility in Mysuru. The strategic move will double production capacity of transformer-grade pressboard and laminated board while establishing the world’s first fossil-free production line, reinforcing the company’s sustainability-driven growth agenda.
This expansion is part of Hitachi Energy’s larger ₹2,000 crore India investment program unveiled in October 2024, to be executed over the next four to five years.
Key Highlights of the Mysuru Plant Expansion
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₹300 Crore Investment: To scale up production at the insulation and components facility.
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Capacity Doubling: The expansion will double the output of transformer-grade pressboard and laminated board.
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Fossil-Free Milestone: First-of-its-kind production line operating on 100% fossil-free process heat and electricity, replacing conventional fossil-fuel boilers.
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Target Timeline: Plant expansion expected to be completed by mid-2027.
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Global Market Reach: Post-expansion, the Mysuru plant will not only cater to the Indian market but also export to key regions such as the U.A.E., Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Indonesia, South Korea, and South Africa.
Strengthening India’s Green Manufacturing Vision
This expansion underscores Hitachi Energy India’s commitment to sustainability and innovation in power technologies. By transitioning to fossil-free production, the company is directly contributing to India’s renewable energy and decarbonization goals while setting new global benchmarks for clean manufacturing.
With the addition of cutting-edge infrastructure, the Mysuru plant will play a crucial role in supporting India’s growing demand for reliable and sustainable energy systems while also positioning the country as an export hub for advanced electrical components.
Driving India’s Energy Transformation
As part of its broader ₹2,000 crore investment roadmap, Hitachi Energy India continues to advance its presence in the country through modernization, innovation, and global-standard practices. The Mysuru expansion is expected to generate significant economic and environmental impact—strengthening India’s supply chain resilience, creating green jobs, and enabling a more sustainable power ecosystem.
