Bruno Melles, Executive Vice President of Hitachi Energy's Transformers Business Unit, discusses the company's efforts in decarbonisation and electrification worldwide. Melles highlights the shift away from fossil fuels, the emphasis on mobility transformation, and the growing interconnections between countries to enhance network resilience and leverage renewable energy sources. Hitachi Energy is actively involved in projects like the HVDC interconnection between Saudi Arabia and Egypt, promoting the exchange of electricity through innovative solutions. The company is supporting electrification goals in countries like Saudi Arabia by providing sustainable energy solutions through projects like NEOM. The interview excerpts reveal Hitachi Energy's focus on innovative technologies such as HVDC Light technology and the EconiQ portfolio of high-voltage switchgear, promoting sustainability and efficiency. The company is dedicated to reducing carbon emissions across its operations, aiming for an 80% reduction by 2030. The Transformers business unit is actively working on decarbonising the supply chain by collaborating with suppliers to promote circularity in steel and copper production and replacing SF6 insulating gas with greener alternatives. Hitachi Energy is also focused on talent development, seeking individuals passionate about decarbonisation and innovation to support its sustainability goals. The company aims to attract talent that shares its vision for a sustainable future driven by electrification and decarbonisation.