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Tokyo, Japan -
April 21, 2005 Shell selects Yokogawa as a Strategic Supplier of Process Control Equipment Yokogawa Electric Corporation announces that it has been selected by Shell Downstream Manufacturing to be a strategic supplier of distributed control systems and other process control equipment. Yokogawa’s relationship with Shell dates back to 1986, when the two companies entered into a global procurement agreement. The latest agreement covers all Yokogawa process control solutions including the CENTUM CS 3000 integrated production control system, the ProSafe safety instrumented system, field mounted instruments, and engineering / site services. Teruyoshi Minaki, Director and Executive Vice President of the International Business Headquarters, says, “Yokogawa has provided Shell more than 200 process control systems since 1985. Shell has rated Yokogawa’s competence in such areas as product reliability, technology, main automation contractor (MAC) project execution, and global support systems, and this has been a key factor in Shell’s choice of Yokogawa as a strategic supplier.” Lee Newick, General Manager of Contracting & Procurement for Shell’s Downstream Manufacturing organization, says, “Yokogawa has provided Shell highly reliable process control systems for the past twenty years and is helping us with our value improvement programs.”
About Yokogawa Yokogawa's global network of 19 manufacturing facilities and 89 companies spans 32 countries. Since its founding in 1915, the US$4 billion company has been engaged in cutting-edge research and innovation, securing more than 7,500 patents and registrations, including the world's first digital sensors for flow and pressure measurement. Industrial automation and control, test and measurement, information systems and industry support are the core businesses of Yokogawa. For more information about Yokogawa, please visit our web site at www.yokogawa.com. |