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Serbia, Petroproces with regional lead position in CEMS systems installation

Petroprocess attended Sick Process Automation Days for Southeast Europe which was held in Ljubljana. Great team discussions with straightening future position in the region and Sick’s commitment to its partners and regional cooperation.

Petroprocess’ dominant position in regional CEMS and process analytics was once more confirmed with more than 10 CEMS systems installed during 2022 in Serbia making us CEMS Sick Champion for the year.

Petroproces Serbia developed the expertise and resources to deliver fully integrated and optimized solutions for process analytics, emissions monitoring (CEMS), combustion & flame analysis,and pumping systems as well as measuring/control equipment and associated maintenance services.

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