Bengaluru sees thousands participate in fitness event as Hitachi Energy India organises The Energy Run 2.0

Bengaluru witnessed a significant turnout on Sunday as Hitachi Energy India hosted The Energy Run 2.0, attracting more than 2,500 participants, including employees, customers, partners, and family members.

The event, themed “Together, we power India,” highlighted the importance of health and wellbeing, recognizing the importance of physical resilience and balance as essential foundations for sustaining long-term health and performance at work.

The Energy Run 2.0 attracted over 2,500 participants, comprising employees from Hitachi Energy India along with customers, partners, and the Hitachi Group companies in India, and their family members. Participants took part in the 3 km, 5 km, and 10 km run categories, creating an inclusive platform that brought together people of varied fitness levels and backgrounds.


Sharing his excitement on the run, N. Venu, Managing Director and CEO – India & South Asia, Hitachi Energy, said, “The Energy Run is a reflection of how we work at Hitachi Energy. The Energy Run brings the spirit of oneness to life while also highlighting the importance of health and wellbeing for our people.”

Hitachi Energy has had a presence in India for nearly 75 years, supporting infrastructure across utilities, industry, transportation, data centers, and urban development. The company has contributed to strengthening India’s power systems, integrating renewable energy, and advancing technologies that support the country’s energy transition objectives.

About Hitachi Energy

Headquartered in Switzerland, Hitachi Energy is a global technology company specializing in electrification and power grid solutions, with a focus on digital innovation. Its technologies serve over three billion people worldwide. With more than a century of experience in high-voltage equipment, transformers, automation, and power electronics, the company works to address growing electricity demand while decarbonizing power systems. Hitachi Energy operates in over 140 countries, employs more than 50,000 people, and reported revenues of approximately $16 billion USD for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025.