Digitrans will now be responsible for Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia
Process Vision, a developer in gas pipeline visual monitoring technology, has appointed Digitrans as its regional partner for Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia.
Digitrans has its headquarters based in Greece, enabling it to have good access and communication across the region. The company will represent Process Vision’s LineVu system, designed to detect liquid contamination and flow anomalies in high-pressure gas pipelines.
LineVu is an innovative system that detects liquid contamination and flow anomalies in scenarios where traditional methods do not accurately detect them. The system features live video feeds and intelligent alarms to aid gas operators stop costly damage. This enhances reliability and upgrades up to stricter regulatory, and commercial standards.
Dr. David Fairclough, director of global sales at Process Vision, said: "We’re delighted to welcome Digitrans to our growing network of international partners. Their deep technical expertise and forward-thinking approach make them an excellent fit for our technology and values. I’m looking forward to working closely with their team to help customers across the region see and solve gas quality issues with clarity and confidence."
Process Vision’s commitment to energy infrastructure operations is supported by this new partnership, providing the tools that helps deliver clear and actionable insight into pipeline operations, health, and conditions. This helps reduce downtime whilst bolstering performance and protecting assets.
