In 1824, renowned British chemist and inventor Sir Humphry Davy laid the groundwork for a revolutionary method to combat corrosion. His pioneering research introduced the concept of cathodic protection – a technique that has since become critical in preserving metal structures exposed to harsh environments. Now, 200 years on, cathodic
Metec Group, in partnership with Sealane Inshore and Shepherd Offshore, recently completed the installation of Phase One of the galvanic anode cathodic protection system at Neptune Energy Park. This critical project, located on the River Tyne, demonstrates Metec’s continued success in protecting local infrastructure. Project Overview: Galvanic Anode Cathodic Protection
At Metec, we specialise in cathodic protection – safeguarding critical infrastructure from corrosion. But this Mental Health Awareness Week, we’ve turned our focus to something just as vital: safeguarding the mental health of our team. Working in a male-dominated industry often comes with unspoken pressure. Long hours, physically demanding work,
METEC Group proudly participated in Wind Europe 2025, held in Copenhagen, where industry leaders gathered to discuss the future of renewable energy and offshore wind. Representing METEC was Simon, who engaged in high-level discussions and formed new connections across the global energy sector. METEC has over eight years of success
At Metec, we are dedicated to fostering local talent and providing valuable opportunities for young people. We’re excited to announce our new partnership with South Tyneside College, offering 10 work placements to local students. This initiative will equip students with practical experience, helping them apply their skills in a professional
Metec UK is thrilled to announce securing two significant export contracts worth over £4.5 million. These contracts follow our best year on record in 2024. We continue to lead the offshore energy sector by supplying sacrificial anodes. Our products are crucial for protecting offshore infrastructure, such as steel monopile and
