Show Notes
When we say that EconiQ™ is at the forefront of sustainable innovation, we truly mean it and, in this episode, we're bringing receipts!
This one is dedicated to all design engineers out there who want to know why EconiQ is the standout champion when it comes to SF6-free solutions. Together with Amaya Lago, Territory Marketing Manager for the High Voltage Products business unit at Hitachi Energy, we break down what makes EconiQ the best choice in the market, and how it was thoughtfully designed to meet today's challenges while anticipating the needs of tomorrow.
A note to our listeners: This episode was recorded a few months ago and makes reference to information that has changed since then. In August 2024, we have launched the EconiQ 420 kV live tank circuit breaker and the EconiQ 550 kV circuit breaker.
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Amaya Lago is the Territory Marketing Manager, Hub Europe for the High Voltage Products business unit at Hitachi Energy.
She has been in the energy industry for more than two decades.
Amaya is a vibrant extrovert with an insatiable curiosity for new people, cultures, and ideas. She brings this energy into her work, where she helps customers reach their goals. For her, there's no one-size-fits-all solution, every customer deserves a customized approach tailored to their needs.
Her son's journey with dyslexia has fueled her creative thinking, inspiring her to approach challenges from different perspectives, making her an effective problem-solver. --- Make sure to follow us and click the notification button to get updates on new episodes.
Visit www.hitachienergy.com/powerpulse for more information.
The Power Pulse podcast is produced and edited by Creative Chimps for Hitachi Energy.
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