We are a climate change innovator – helping governments, cities and companies to cut carbon
We innovate in pursuit of long-term environmental improvements. We are reducing our CO2 emissions and achieving carbon neutrality throughout our value chain whilst expanding the decarbonisation business. As well as this, we are introducing the Hitachi Internal Carbon Pricing (HICP) framework and renewable energy.
When it comes to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, we don’t have all the answers. To get there, we’re going to need new and innovative technologies, some of which don’t even exist today. This is why we signed up to be a Global Alliance Member of The Earthshot Prize, the international challenge designed to find and grow the solutions that will repair our planet this decade.
Better trains, electric buses and fleet vehicles link up for a sustainable future. We manufacture these technologies and provide digital solutions to integrate them with other modes of transport for a joined-up passenger journey. We offer logistics scheduling systems and energy management systems to help customers get the best from their assets.
Decarbonised cities need connected transport, cleaner manufacturing, and smart infrastructure. We develop building, zero carbon electric fleet vehicles and energy management systems to keep things flowing towards a zero-carbon future.
We believe this is the ‘missing link’ to integrating our ecosystems - previously discrete systems (transport, energy, retail delivery etc.) must collaborate seamlessly to keep impacts and costs low. Data is their common currency, and we support customers to collect, analyse and make smart decisions based on it.
Smart, digitalised networks can respond to variability and change, and increase the capacity and reliability of the physical assets. As humankind integrates new energy technologies - offshore wind, renewables, electric vehicles, or heat pumps – Hitachi’s digitalized network technology and analytics enables them to work together.
We help governments, cities and companies to cut carbon. Alongside this activity, we have mature and strong management processes to understand and control our other environmental impacts, including water, biodiversity and waste.
