The power industry is entering a new era — one defined by growing grid complexity, rising demand, decarbonization, and the constant need for greater resilience. In this environment, reliability is no longer just a maintenance goal; it has become a critical part of system design itself.

The upcoming issue of Transformer Technology takes a closer look at the challenges and innovations shaping the future of reliable power systems. From reliability-engineered design and condition monitoring to procurement strategies, diagnostics, and digitalization, this edition brings together expert perspectives from across the transformer and power sectors.

One of the highlights of this edition is an exclusive feature from LTC Group, exploring how digitalization is reshaping the transformer industry and creating new opportunities for efficiency, reliability, and long-term competitiveness. As the sector evolves, companies embracing digital tools and data-driven strategies are positioning themselves ahead of the curve. 

Featured in the Upcoming Issue:

• Diego Robalino — Advances in Frequency-Based Testing & Diagnostics of Power Transformers
• Rafal Zaleski — Transformer Procurement in High Demand Conditions
• Martin Robinson — The Case for Reliability by Design
• Bhaba Das — Mitigating Hidden Risks of Cyclic Loading with Condition Monitoring
• A special Transformer Technology Report featuring a visit to Coiltech, with insights into coil winding and motor production
• Industry contributions from Megger, Qualitrol, ARES, IRISS, Petro-Canada, and more

This issue also explores GIS arc detection using UHF technology, transformer procurement challenges outside Europe, air caster applications, RED Talks, conference insights, and the latest developments in monitoring and diagnostics.

Whether you work in utilities, manufacturing, engineering, testing, or asset management, this edition offers valuable insight into the technologies and strategies driving the industry forward.

Stay tuned — the new issue of Transformer Technology is coming soon.