Yokogawa Electric Corporation has announced that its subsidiary, Yokogawa India, has received an order from the Gas Transmission Company Limited (GTCL) to supply a monitoring and control system for the gas pipeline system in Bangladesh. This project will involve the revamping, modernis-ation, and expansion of GTCL’s existing scada acquisition system.
This order is for FAST/TOOLS scada software and a Stardom network-based control system for pipeline monitoring. It also includes field instruments, a CCTV system and telecommunications for central monitoring and control.
In accordance with its Transformation 2017 mid-term business plan, Yokogawa is strengthening its efforts to drive up sales by providing solutions for pipelines and other oil and gas midstream applications. Encouraged by its success in winning this order, Yokogawa plans to expand its control business in the midstream applications segment.
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