Grid resilience is being redefined. The rise of renewables, decentralised systems and increasing demand is placing new requirements on transformers, switchgear and battery energy storage systems (BESS). JST Power Equipment delivers solutions that respond to this challenge – with reliable, fast-to-deploy infrastructure for today’s evolving power systems.
At Power Transmission & Distribution Technology Expo 2025 the company will showcase its full portfolio: substation power transformers; distribution transformers; medium-voltage switchgear and its own BESS products. Built in digitally enabled factories, JST’s equipment is designed for quality, fast lead times and adaptability to utility, renewable and industrial applications.
With extended transformer delivery times
now an industry standard, JST helps developers and utilities stay on schedule – offering flexible sourcing, system integration support and
commissioning expertise.
Meanwhile, battery storage is moving fast, but not all systems serve the grid effectively. JST’s BESS solutions aim to combine hardware with system-level thinking – delivering value to investors and stability to the grid.



The first company in the world to integrate the control technology definition as per IEC 61850 directly into Engineering Base PTD in standard form to create the digital substation of the future, faster and in accordance with standard
FDUEG has carved out a niche in various sectors where machines for particular applications that require highly-competent design are needed, including grid application, renewable energy, and naval and offshore application.
Experts from Entegra AG will be on hand at the company’s stand to talk about a range of tools that are designed for intelligent substation BIM design, engineering, virtual reality and digital twin technology.
As part of its commitment to innovation, Ganz has started to develop a monitoring system for transformers called Intelligent Solutions. Once installed, it allows the status and operation of the equipment to be monitored. This increases the reliability and lifetime of transformers and avoids unnecessary maintenance. With this sustainable development, Ganz offers digitalised transformers with a complete monitoring system, as well as customised monitoring devices according to the customers’ request, and transformers with sensors integrated for future installations. This approach aligns with the company’s dedication to digital transformation within the energy sector, particularly serving the growing demand for advanced digital solutions in the TSO, DSO and renewables markets.







At Power Transmission & Distribution Technology Expo 2025, PSE Innowacje will showcase its virtual reality module for substation modelling, which is engineered to train electrical substation employees in connection activities and familiarise them with the structure and operation of real objects and devices.
At the centre of the Brodersen product lineup is the RTU32M, a high-performance remote terminal unit, engineered for advanced control in substations and distribution networks. With full compliance to IEC 62443 cybersecurity standards, built-in redundancy and support for AI-assisted logic execution, the RTU32M combines protocol conversion, edge automation and SCADA gateway functionality into one compact device.

The mission of SF6 Recycling GmbH is to substantially reduce emissions, caused by the production and use of SF6 gas. Although massive progress has been made to substitute SF6 gas in electrical grids, the gas is still required for a variety of applications – and will be as long as existing installations are in operation. The EU directive VO (EU) 2024/573 requires users of SF6 to use alternative gases and to switch to regenerated SF6. SF6 Recycling GmbH provides all services around the use of SF6 and the disassembly of existing equipment. These services include regeneration of used SF6 gas in a full-scale regeneration plant that regenerates SF6 gas, even with high contamination levels to a quality that exceeds the technical norm ICE 60376. After regeneration, it has a purity of up to 99,995% SF6 and can be used in lieu of new gas.
Verenfabriek De Spiraal markets a wide range of springs and wireforms being applied in power transmission and distribution industry. These will be on show at Power Transmission & Distribution Technology Expo 2025, potentially helping customers with solutions for their businesses.