Corrosion of power transmission infrastructure is a global problem, but now there is an effective, permanent solution.
Historically the corrosion has been accepted as an unavoidable consequence of transmitting power. The most frequent remedial action was the replacement of the affected metallic elements, or the entire infrastructure. Not only is this approach invasive, disruptive, it is also incredibly expensive, both in terms of the replacement and the operational downtime.
As you might expect innovators have made a number of attempts to solve this problem to varying degrees of success, but none have been entirely effective, until now.
Using the Conducrete system utilities across the globe are now extending the service life of their transmission infrastructure, confident that the threat of corrosion is now permanently prevented.