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North Sea Link The world’s longest subsea interconnector.

The North Sea Link stretches 720 kilometres under the North Sea from Blyth, UK to Kvilldal, Norway, at depths of up to 700 metres. It enables green energy to be shared between the UK and Norway.

North Sea Link

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Hitachi reinvents the wheel for EVs
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Hospital vehicles give back to the grid
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Hitachi and Alstom to build UK’s HS2 very high speed trains
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The Journey to COP26: Conversations on Clean Transport Episode 1: Electric Cars in a Green Uber in London
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The Journey to COP26: Conversations on Clean Transport Episode 2: Florence Battery-Powered Tram
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The Journey to COP26: Conversations on Clean Transport Episode 3: ScotRail Electric Train between Glasgow and Edinburgh
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The Journey to COP26: Conversations on Clean Transport Episode 4: Electric Bus in Glasgow

Hitachi and Royal Mail are delivering a cleaner future
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A Legend Reimagined
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Hitachi’s Zero Ambition
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Engineering a digital future with GlobalLogic
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Hitachi and AMT to relieve crowding in Genoa
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Hitachi is powering the future of rail
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Hitachi semiconductors are powering the green revolution

‘All aboard’ decarbonised bus fleets

Hitachi is proud to have committed to the UN's Race To Zero
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Wave goodbye to Passports and Passwords
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