In 2012, $111 billion was spent on water systems in the U.S. This translates to a 300-year replacement cycle. In 2018, the US Environmental Protection Agency estimated $472.6 billion was needed over the next 20 years in order to revitalize and maintain the nationwide water infrastructure. 

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The top two industry-wide concerns remain:

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1. The need to renew and/or replace much of the existing water systems, and

2. An overall lack of funding in order to perform the renewal and/or replacement work.

 

ICG's presentations to water professionals in previous conferences have addressed the followings topics: 

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• CAUSES OF CORROSION ON BURIED PIPELINES

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• DEVELOPING AN ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN

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• CONDITION ASSESSMENTS

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• PRIORITIZING ASSETS

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• IMPLEMENTING CORROSION MITIGATION STRATEGIES

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• EDUCATING FIELD PERSONNEL AND MANAGEMENT

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Contact ICG to learn more about the corrosion protection that can be applied to New and Existing Infrastructure and how corrosion can be prevented.