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South Korea, Energy & Infrastructure, Human Machine Interface (HMI) zenon is chosen for KOGAS’s Samcheok LNG Terminal (South Korea)
Discover moreThe Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) required an electrical supervisory and control system for its latest liquefied natural gas terminal, at Samcheok. It decided on an innovative solution using COPA-DATA’s zenon proposed by Korean system integrator NEXPO.
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Switzerland, Energy & Infrastructure, Human Machine Interface (HMI), Reporting heizwerk gotthard ag: Clean energy distributed in a decentralized manner with zenon (Switzerland)
Discover moreRemote heating is a great thing – for consumers. A project becomes challenging when ecology and economics are supposed to interact optimally.
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Norway, Energy & Infrastructure, Substation Automation, Transportation Jernbaneverket modernizes railroad network with zenon (Norway)
Discover moreThe technology for controlling the power transformer stations throughout its nationwide operations was more than forty years old in some areas, so a modern solution for controlling and monitoring these stations was required.
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Australia, Energy & Infrastructure, Human Machine Interface (HMI), Network Control, Substation Automation COPA-DATA energizes Powerlink Queensland’s HMI systems (Australia)
Discover moreQueensland’s high-voltage electricity transmission network provider chose zenon to carry out a major upgrade to its HMI. COPA-DATA’s commitment to ‘parameterization instead of programming’ enabled a cost-effective and highly-functional solution without the need for an expensive recommissioning effort.
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South Korea, Energy & Infrastructure, SCADA Korea East-West Power Company Installs zenon (South Korea)
Discover moreIn 2011, work began to scope two new power plant units. These units – Dangjin 9 & 10 – will be Korea’s first 1,000MW USC coal fired power plants.
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Croatia, Energy & Infrastructure, Wind Energy Leitwind: Together with zenon, wind power provides clean energy (Croatia)
Discover moreErecting wind turbines in remote areas is a challenge in itself. To connect them with the utility substations and feed the generated energy into the public power grid requires further know-how. The South Tyrolean specialists of the Leitwind company have achieved an interesting project using zenon as their control system.