Pipeguard is the UK market leader and we have successfully completed over new construction 250 projects.

 

Our designs mix traditional tried and tested methods with the latest engineering solutions. Our largest projects include the new National Grid gas feeder main pipeline systems, which transport imported natural gas from Milford Haven, Isle of Grain and Easington terminals. These three projects alone are able to meet the UK’s needs for imported gas and are all protected with a Pipeguard CP system.

 

Our engineering capabilities have overcome the most difficult challenges encountered in modern pipeline construction.

 

2016 marks the completion of the hydro electric power station in north wales operated by RWE. Pipeguard engineers have been commited to the protection of assets used to supply fuel for the UK since 1974. We specified the use of solar power in 1986 and today we assist the renewable industry in the generation of electricty from clean sources.  

The Pipeguard engineering       team  has designed and constructed Cathodic Protection systems for most of the UK's new  welded steel pipeline systems. We understand how to deliver to the highest standard.  Our aim is to leave the pipeline owner with an asset protection system that can be monitored from a computer screen and will operate in accordance with the latest international standards and expectations.

Length:

120km (75 miles)

This, the first pipeline section in the Milford Haven Gas Connection Projects, starts at a new above ground installation (AGI) at Herbrandston, west of Milford Haven, and adjacent to the South Hook Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal. It passes north of Milford Haven to another AGI to the east of the town at Waterston, close to the site of the second new terminal being developed by Dragon LNG.

Pictures courtesy of National Grid

Pictures courtesy of National Grid

PipeGuard Ltd, 18 Glen Brook Road,

Telford, Shropshire TF2 9QY

Tel: 07711 710844

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