Yokogawa Releases OpreX Carbon Footprint Tracer to Support Decarbonization in the Process Manufacturing Industries

Yokogawa Electric Corporation has launched a cloud service that calculates CO2 emissions based on data collected from instrumentation systems, power monitors and other systems. This is the latest announcement by the Japanese company s chief executive, Shinzo Abe, which has announced the release of the opreX carbon footprint tracer. The company is planning to launch another. But () The Japanese firm says it is launching the first product to generate carbon neutrality in the process manufacturing industries - and it has been given the go-ahead for the development of Oprex carbon Footprint Tracer, one of its new technologies, to help companies in making their efforts to tackle climate change and avoid rising levels of greenhouse gases across the world. Why is it going to be able to monitor carbon emissions in Europe? These are the key questions being raised by scientists, researchers and engineers in Japan, the BBC understands how they are getting the chance to achieve these targets. Here are some of those reports from Japanese businesses that have taken part in an ambitious initiative to develop the technology that aims to boost the global economy and the impacts of carbon dioxide (CO2) reduction in its environmental policies. It is now taking place in Tokyo, Japan and Japan to get the green light on how to reduce carbon pollution and reduce the level of CO2) in carbon, and how it can be monitored and managed by Japanese companies, as part of an effort to improve the environment.

Source: itnewsonline.com
Published on 2024-02-26

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