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Under the agreement, Yokogawa will leverage its global service network to market, deploy, and provide comprehensive support for CMC’s PEMS software worldwide, thereby expanding its emission monitoring portfolio and enabling industrial customers to meet emissions regulations with greater efficiency.
Industries worldwide face rapidly tightening environmental regulations and rising expectations for transparent, data-driven emissions reporting. Based on process parameters from the distributed control systems (DCS) that are commonly used to operate plants, PEMS make use of sophisticated algorithms and equations to predict emissions, and are easy to implement.
CMC’s PEMS platform uses a proprietary statistical engine to build highly accurate emissions models for gas- and liquid-fired turbines, boilers, and other industrial equipment. The software automatically generates electronic emissions reports in formats accepted by regulatory agencies, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. CMC’s PEMS are already deployed at more than 100 sites across the U.S. and internationally in sectors such as chemicals, petrochemicals, oil & gas, and power generation, and have demonstrated a strong performance record and versatility.
Yokogawa has decades of experience with hardware-based continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS). With this agreement in place, Yokogawa will be able to expand its emission monitoring portfolio by providing end-to-end services for CMC’s PEMS, including installation, routine accuracy audits, and revalidation following process changes covering both new deployments and CMC’s existing installations.
Yokogawa will offer PEMS to its existing CEMS customers based on a hybrid model, enabling seamless integration with current systems and ensuring reliable emissions monitoring through the use of advanced hardware systems and predictive modeling technologies. Backed by Yokogawa’s worldwide engineering and service organization, customers will benefit from reliable implementation and long-term support delivered with consistent global quality. Furthermore, Yokogawa will actively support its customers by providing tailored solutions that ensure environmental regulatory compliance.
Brian Swanson, president of CMC Solutions, described the agreement as follows: “This partnership is unique due to the shared vision we have of enabling customers to monitor and minimize their pollutant emission rates efficiently. CMC’s PEMS technology is a proven product with a low total cost of ownership. The CMC statistical hybrid predictive engine interfaces directly with Yokogawa’s DCS to enable their global service team to deploy extremely cost-effective monitoring solutions for customers in various industries operating throughout the world.”
Yasumasa Ogawa, a Yokogawa Electric vice president & executive officer and head of the company’s Projects & Services Business Division, commented,“We are excited to bring this industry-leading PEMS technology to customers around the world. This agreement reflects the shared vision of both organizations to drive innovation and sustainability in emission monitoring, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable future for industries worldwide.”
About CMC Solutions
CMC (cmcpems.com) provides the most cost-effective advanced emissions monitoring solution to customers worldwide. CMC offers a simple to use and configure platform product line that will provide flexibility, adaptability, and a low total cost of ownership for components critical to the customer’s compliance monitoring system. These components are delivered and supported by CMC staff and, for customers outside the USA, through our global service and sales partner, Yokogawa.
Founded in Farmington Hills, MI USA in 1998, CMC is a leading provider of software-based monitoring solutions known as predictive emission monitoring systems (PEMS).
About Yokogawa
Yokogawa (yokogawa.com) provides advanced solutions in the areas of measurement, control, and information to customers across a broad range of industries, including energy, chemicals, materials, pharmaceuticals, and food. Yokogawa addresses customer issues regarding the optimization of production, assets, and the supply chain with the effective application of digital technologies, enabling the transition to autonomous operations.
Founded in Tokyo in 1915, Yokogawa continues to work toward a sustainable society through its 17,000+ employees in a global network of 128 companies spanning 62 countries.
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