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Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group Anuncia a Expansão da Instalação de Vendas, Serviço e Engenharia na África do Sul

Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group Anuncia a Expansão dos Serviços no Médio Oriente e Norte da África

O Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group (“Grupo”), parte da Nikkiso Co., Ltd (Japão) e operando sob a Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (EUA), tem o orgulho de anunciar mais uma expansão de suas vendas, serviços e capacidades de engenharia para o mercado africano. A partir das suas instalações, eles fornecerão suporte para todos os produtos do Grupo.

TEMECULA, Califórnia, March 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — O Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group (Grupo), parte da Nikkiso Co., Ltd (Japão), operando sob a Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (EUA), tem o orgulho de anunciar mais uma expansão da sua capacidade de vendas, serviço e engenharia no mercado africano. A partir das suas instalações, eles fornecerão suporte para todos os produtos do Grupo.

Localizada em Waterfall, KZN, África do Sul, a instalação foi criada para proporcionar uma presença mais forte na África e apoiar o centro de engenharia e o centro econômico da África do Sul. O suporte local de engenharia e de serviço em campo irá oferecer um conhecimento específico da região e dos mercados locais, permitindo soluções altamente personalizadas.

Além de oferecer vendas técnicas para todos os produtos do Grupo, uma nova equipe de comissionamento de unidade de separação de ar oferece suporte ao cliente. O suporte adicional de engenharia fornecerá otimização de processos e de design, e soluções inovadoras para a região. A instalação também fornecerá equipamentos de GNL, em apoio à grande expansão do gás natural em Moçambique e ao potencial desenvolvimento de oleodutos virtuais para combustível de GNL para mitigar a crise de eletricidade.

“Essa expansão nos permite responder rapidamente às crescentes necessidades de energia da África e oferecer mais serviços e suporte aos nossos clientes com a nossa presença local”, disse Peter Wagner, CEO da Cryogenic Industries e Presidente do Grupo.

Bruce van Dongen atuará como Diretor Administrativo. Uma instalação de serviço está prevista para o futuro, em suporte às bombas e aos turboexpansores. Isto é um exemplo do compromisso e apoio do grupo para com a ampliação do mercado africano.

SOBRE A CRYOGENIC INDUSTRIES

A Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (agora parte da Nikkiso Co., Ltd.) fabrica e presta serviços para equipamentos de processamento de gás criogênico projetados (bombas, turboexpansores, trocadores de calor, etc.) e plantas de processo para Gases Industriais, Liquefação de Gás Natural (GNL), Liquefação de Hidrogênio (LH2) e Ciclo Rankine Orgânico para Recuperação de Calor de Resíduos. Fundada há mais de 50 anos, a Cryogenic Industries é a empresa controladora da ACD, Nikkiso Cryo, Nikkiso Integrated Cryogenic Solutions, Cosmodyne e Cryoquip, e de um grupo comumente controlado de 20 entidades operacionais.

Para mais informação, visite www.nikkisoCEIG.com e www.nikkiso.com.

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Anna Quigley
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aquigley@cryoind.com

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Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group annonce une expansion de son installation de ventes, service et ingénierie en Afrique du Sud

Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group annonce une expansion de son installation de ventes, service et ingénierie en Afrique du Sud

Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group (le « Groupe »), qui fait partie de Nikkiso Co., Ltd (Japon) et opère dans le cadre de Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (États-Unis), est fier d’annoncer une nouvelle expansion de ses capacités de ventes, service et ingénierie pour le marché africain. Depuis son installation, l’entreprise fournira une assistance pour tous les produits du Grope.

TEMECULA, Californie, 22 mars 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group (le « Groupe »), qui fait partie de Nikkiso Co., Ltd (Japon) et opère dans le cadre de Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (États-Unis), est fier d’annoncer une nouvelle expansion de ses capacités de ventes, service et ingénierie pour le marché africain. Depuis son installation, l’entreprise fournira une assistance pour tous les produits du Groupe.

Située à Waterfall, dans le KwaZulu-Natal, en Afrique du Sud, l’installation à été établie pour fournir une empreinte plus forte en Afrique et afin de soutenir le centre économique et le hub d’ingénierie d’Afrique du Sud. Les ingénieurs locaux et l’équipe d’assistance aux services sur le terrain apporteront des connaissances spécifiques de la région et des marchés locaux, permettant la création de solutions hautement personnalisées.

Outre l’offre de ventes techniques pour l’ensemble des produits du Groupe, l’entreprise a ajouté une équipe de mise en service d’unités de séparation de l’air comprenant une assistance client. Cette équipe d’assistance en ingénierie supplémentaire fournira une optimisation de la conception et des processus ainsi que des solutions innovantes à la région. L’installation fournira aussi de l’équipement GNL afin de soutenir la grande expansion de gaz naturel au large du Mozambique, et le développement potentiel de pipelines virtuels pour le GNL en guise de combustible dans le but d’atténuer la crise de l’électricité.

« Cette expansion nous positionne de manière à pouvoir réagir rapidement aux besoins énergétiques croissants de l’Afrique, et à offrir une assistance et un service améliorés à nos clients grâce à notre présence locale », selon Peter Wagner, PDG de Cryogenic Industries et président du Groupe.

Bruce van Dongen sera le directeur général. Une installation de service est prévue pour un moment indéfini dans l’avenir. Elle prendra en charge les pompes et turbodétendeurs. Cette expansion reflète l’engagement du groupe et son soutien au développement du marché africain.

À PROPOS DE CRYOGENIC INDUSTRIES
Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (aujourd’hui membre de Nikkiso Co., Ltd.) et ses entreprises membres fabriquent et entretiennent des équipements de traitement du gaz cryogénique (pompes, turbodétendeurs, échangeurs thermiques, etc.), et des usines de traitement pour les gaz industriels, la liquéfaction du gaz naturel (GNL), la liquéfaction de l’hydrogène (LH2) et le cycle organique de Rankine pour la récupération de la chaleur perdue. Fondée il y a plus de 50 ans, Cryogenic Industries est la société-mère d’ACD, de Nikkiso Cryo, de Nikkiso Integrated Cryogenic Solutions, de Cosmodyne et de Cryoquip, et d’un groupe administré en commun comptant une vingtaine d’entités opérationnelles.

Pour tout complément d’information, veuillez consulter les sites www.nikkisoCEIG.com et www.nikkiso.com.

CONTACT AUPRÈS DES MÉDIAS :

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Geopolitical Tensions Enabled Increased Hacktivist Cyber Threats in 2022

New report from FS-ISAC highlights opportunity for cyberattacks against public and private institutions

RESTON, Va., March 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FS-ISAC, the member-driven, not-for-profit organization that advances cybersecurity and resilience in the global financial system, today announced the findings of its annual Global Intelligence Office report, Navigating Cyber 2023.

The latest report showcased the effect that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine had on the global cyber threat landscape, sparking a flood of ideologically driven “hacktivism” that continues to this day. Driven from both sides of the conflict, the threats have increased substantially within the financial services sector, particularly for institutions in countries that Russia considers hostile. These threats can come from hacktivist groups or directly from the nation-states themselves.

“Unfortunately, the growing involvement of non-state actors attacking on an ideological basis and the manipulation of information by malicious actors will continue to sow uncertainty across the landscape in actual and perceived security threats,” said Steven Silberstein, CEO of FS-ISAC. “The best tool available for financial institutions to combat this is intelligence sharing, allowing collaboration across the global industry and ensuring better cyber preparedness. Cyber threats often evolve faster than the tools we use to combat them, but our strength is in our community.”

The report also highlights that some of the more traditionally common cyber threats, such as DDoS attacks and ransomware, are becoming more sophisticated and the suite of tools at a malicious actor’s disposal continues to develop.

Looking ahead into 2023, some of the key drivers of change in the threat landscape include:

  • A growing market for malware-as-a-service: As threat actors become specialized in specific aspects of the kill chain and offer their services in skills and code for sale, cyberattacks become easier to orchestrate, less attributable, and of lower risk. Supply chain threats proliferate as key software, authentication, technology, and cloud service providers are increasingly targeted.
  • The accessibility of AI helping attackers, and defenders: The emergence of new AI-technology lowers the barrier for hacking, allowing threat actors to use tools like ChatGPT to design ever more convincing phishing lures. However, those same tools will be leveraged to strengthen defenses as well.
  • Cryptocurrency offers a prime target for cyber criminals: Cryptocurrency and digital assets are becoming more integrated into global financial infrastructure, generating a complex regulatory environment for multinational firms. In addition, threat groups will continue to finance their operations using cryptocurrency, highlighting the need for better oversight and asset class protections.

“Cyber criminals are endlessly inventive, and aided by technological advances,” said Teresa Walsh, Global Head of Intelligence at FS-ISAC. “The emergence of new technologies and malware delivery tactics will require institutions to ensure they keep up with evolving cyber threats on a continuous basis and focus on resilience so they can keep operating no matter what happens.”

The threat landscape is rapidly changing, and organizations face key challenges of increasing regulation around the world, seismic shifts in the cyber insurance market, and cybersecurity talent shortages. Facing massive changes in their operational environment, the financial services sector must navigate pressures to reduce costs without compromising the ability to continuously evolve defenses and enhance operational resilience.

Methodology

The Navigating Cyber 2023 report is sourced from FS-ISAC’s thousands of member financial firms in 75 countries and further augmented by analysis by the Global Intelligence Office. Multiple streams of intelligence were leveraged for the curation of the round-up, which examined data from January 2022 to January 2023. The publicly accessible version of the report can be found here. The full report is only available to member financial institutions.

About FS-ISAC

FS-ISAC is the member-driven, not-for-profit organization that advances cybersecurity and resilience in the global financial system, protecting the financial institutions and the people they serve. Founded in 1999, the organization’s real-time information-sharing network amplifies the intelligence, knowledge, and practices of its members for the financial sector’s collective security and defenses. Member financial firms represent $100 trillion in assets in 75 countries.

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