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IndigoVision IP Video Protecting 500-Mile Gas Pipeline In Eastern Russia

Oct 10, 2008

IndigoVision’s complete integrated IP video security solution is being used to monitor a LNG plant and 500 mile gas pipeline as part of the Sakhalin-2 project in Eastern Russia.

The company believes the more than 600 camera system is the world’s largest wide-area CCTV project. The success of this project also coincides with IndigoVision’s continued expansion in Europe, with the company now having a strong local presence from Brussels to Siberia.

“The Sakhalin-2 project is not only a vote of confidence in our technology, but also in the European team that’s been behind it,” said Oliver Vellacott, IndigoVision’s CEO. “In order to build on the success of this project and maintain the company’s growth we will continue to invest and support our European partners.”

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