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How Waste to Energy can Complement Circularity
Learn MoreAccording to the European Union, which aims to build a circular and climate-neutral economy by 2050, the circular economy is "a model of production and consumption which involves sharing, leasing, reusing, repairing, refurbishing, and recycling existing materials and products as long as possible".
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Tracking Carbon Footprints in the Next Evolution of Accounting
Learn MoreMore recently, investors and governments are requiring ever more accurate, granular, and verifiable emissions data throughout the lifecycle of individual products or services, and not just general estimates of a company's overall emissions.
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Carbon Neutrality, a Challenge That Transcends Industrial Boundaries
Learn MoreThe World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has announced that 2023 was the warmest year on record, with the average global temperature rising to 1.45℃ above pre-industrial levels.
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The Space Business: Spinning the Future of the Earth
Learn MoreIn recent years, there has been a lot of attention given to the space business and its status as a new industrial field.
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A Future Scenario for a Flourishing Circular Society
Learn MoreIn a linear economy, massive quantities of goods are made, consumed, and then simply discarded.
How Can We Halt Climate Change?
To halt climate change, we must balance the emission and absorption of greenhouse gases (GHG). The realization of net-zero emissions is a priority at Yokogawa.
How Can We Make This a Cleaner World Without Sacrificing Convenience?
To attain this goal, we at Yokogawa are working to establish an efficient, waste-free circular economy.
How Can We Protect Everyone's Health and Well-being?
Valuing well-being for all, we strive to meet the need for safe food, medicine, and medical services.
Achieving net-zero emissions, ensuring well-being and a quality life for all, and making the transition to a circular economy are the three goals for sustainability that Yokogawa is working to achieve by the year 2050.
The three sustainability goals are closely intertwined with Yokogawa’s businesses. We are now celebrating the 50th anniversary of our CENTUM distributed control system, which has continued to evolve to not only ensure safe and secure plant operations but also enhance sustainability throughout the product lifecycle.
This website presents articles that offer clues on what is needed for a sustainable future while highlighting the value that Yokogawa provides with its measurement, control, and information technologies.
