Corrosion Events in Italy

Presentations will showcase studies and reports on corrosion and the protection of buried pipelines, covering drinking water, wastewater, oil and gas, and transmission and distribution. The conference also addresses internal and external pipeline corrosion and includes a technical exhibition.

A well‑established conference on the latest advances in electrochemical techniques and corrosion research. Topics include corrosion sensors and modelling, passivity, localised corrosion, inhibitors, protective coatings, cathodic protection, and corrosion in transportation, energy, biofuels, oil & gas, concrete, biomedical devices and electronics.

The congress serves as a vital platform for discussing scientific, technological, and industrial issues related to corrosion and material protection. It will feature both oral and poster presentations from research groups and industry experts. Topics will include corrosion in metal structures, industrial plants, underground water networks, reinforced concrete, and the oil and gas sector, as well as cathodic protection, coatings, corrosion inhibitors, and monitoring techniques. Furthermore, an exhibition space will provide companies with the opportunity to showcase their innovations and products.

A course including lectures and practical sessions offered as part of the “Application of Electrochemical Techniques to Organic Coatings (AETOC)” workshop series, addressing advancements in electrochemistry applied to organic coatings. Dedicated to training PhD students and early post-docs on topics such as corrosion, surface modification, paints, electrochemical techniques, and surface analysis.

Emphasises energy security and smarter industrial asset management across traditional and emerging energy sectors. Includes sessions on CCUS and durability of critical assets.

Two-day training that equips participants to work as cathodic-protection technicians for buried or submerged metal structures, covering field data collection, basic measurements and fundamentals of corrosion and CP systems.

The course trains future Cathodic Protection Technicians by teaching electrical, corrosion, and field measurement skills, as well as inspection and coating techniques. It is a program designed for participants with prior knowledge of cathodic protection systems and instrumentation.

Focus on innovation and sustainability across the water cycle: treatment and reuse technologies, digitalization, and effective monitoring and loss reduction. Includes topics tied to corrosion and infrastructure protection.

Covers advanced materials and surfaces including smart coatings, thin films and composites for durability. Highlights bioinspired, self-healing and antimicrobial nano-coatings, plus graphene-based and fire-retardant systems.

Covers updates to UNI11094 and UNI10950 standards for cathodic protection and remote monitoring, focusing on harmonization with technological advances and practical industry implementation.

A foundational training course preparing participants to become cathodic protection technicians for buried and immersed metal structures. The program focuses on measurements, data collection, corrosion principles, and CP system fundamentals.

This course prepares technicians to work on cathodic protection (CP) systems for buried and immersed metal structures, such as pipelines and tanks. It covers the fundamentals of electrical engineering, corrosion, and CP, and develops practical skills in field measurements, key CP measurement techniques, and inspection and supervision of CP systems. Participants also learn about protective coatings applied to buried pipes and how they interact with CP to ensure the long-term integrity of metallic assets.

Prepares senior technicians to manage cathodic protection for buried and immersed steel structures. Covers electrical engineering, corrosion mechanisms, galvanic anode design, standards, and data interpretation for field operations and supervision.

This introductory course prepares participants for work in cathodic protection of buried and immersed metal structures, covering basic corrosion concepts, field data collection, key measurements, and fundamental electrical principles for simple cathodic protection systems.

This Level 2 course trains cathodic protection technicians for buried and immersed metal structures, enhancing knowledge of corrosion, electrical engineering, and CP. Participants learn advanced field measurement techniques, inspection, supervision of CP systems, and coatings used for buried pipelines, building on Level 1 skills.

This advanced course trains Senior Technicians in cathodic protection for buried and immersed structures, covering corrosion phenomena, technical standards, galvanic anode design, and corrosion analysis. It builds on solid Level 2 foundations to help achieve professional certification.

An event gathering European and international experts to discuss the latest trends and innovations in corrosion prevention. Addresses challenges in oil & gas, refineries, pipelines, renewable energy, and hydrogen service. The Expo showcases advancements in materials, coatings, equipment, cathodic protection, and related services. Includes failure analysis, testing, inspection, and monitoring sessions, plus networking with industry leaders. Main topics: corrosion in O&G, renewable energies, coatings, failure analysis, inspection and monitoring.

Europe’s flagship conference on non-destructive testing, showcasing advanced inspection methods, AI-enabled monitoring, and structural health diagnostics that underpin corrosion detection and integrity management across energy, transportation, civil infrastructure, heritage, and other critical sectors. Includes technical sessions, exhibitions, and networking opportunities.

This is an advanced course for experienced specialists covering impressed current system design, interference management, testing, and monitoring. Aligned with UNI EN ISO 15257, it prepares professionals holding LIV1–LIV3 qualifications for Level 4 certification, with a focus on dynamic and AC interference analysis.

This summer school is designed for doctoral students and industry researchers. It covers stress corrosion cracking, hydrogen embrittlement, corrosion fatigue, and related phenomena through lectures by leading international experts, fostering knowledge exchange and networking opportunities.

This course teaches students about seawater corrosion phenomena and protection methods, with a focus on cathodic protection using galvanic anodes. It includes fundamentals of electrical engineering, system testing, monitoring, standards, regulations, and safety, preparing participants to effectively assess and manage marine corrosion protection.

This course trains future cathodic protection workers to evaluate buried and immersed metal structures through field data collection and electrical measurements, developing practical skills to monitor system performance and support corrosion control in operation.

The course trains professionals to supervise and inspect cathodic protection systems for buried and immersed metallic structures. Building on Level 1 foundations, it covers electrical engineering principles, field measurements, key measurement techniques, and pipeline coatings, preparing candidates for advanced technical responsibilities in corrosion control.

The course develops advanced competencies in corrosion analysis, technical regulations, and galvanic anode design for buried and immersed metallic structures. Building on Level 2 skills, it prepares professionals to assume full responsibility for the design and management of cathodic protection systems.