The President makes the News

In an article in The Times (Friday 17th January 2020) on the use of hydrogen as an alternative fuel for cars, the ICorr President, Gareth Hinds, who works on hydrogen technology at NPL, was quoted.  Gareth noted that electric vehicles alone are not a magic solution to reduce carbon emissions and that hydrogen fuel also has a role to play. He also noted that the use of hydrogen fuel cells is more suitable for heavy vehicles and longer distances, making them a good option for freight transport. 

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Dear Members, The Institute of Corrosion (ICorr) is very pleased to announce the successful election of Dr Yunnan Gao as its New President and Dr Anthony Setiadi as its New Vice President at its AGM held in Neville Hall, Newcastle on 13th November 2024. Dr Yunnan Gao...

Institute of Corrosion 2024 AGM at Neville Hall

Institute of Corrosion 2024 AGM at Neville Hall

“The Institute offers its many congratulations to our newly elected President – Dr Yunnan Gao”
At the AGM of November 13th held at NE Branch, Stephen Tate passed on the Presidency of ICorr to Yunnan Gao and Yunnan passed on the Vice-Presidency to Anthony Setiadi.
Yunnan brings a wealth of experience to ICorr in many areas of Corrosion Management and has the full support of Council and employer bp.
Anthony also joins with considerable experience in many areas including renewables and Offshore Wind in his extensive work with Wood Thilsted. Together our new Team will move forward with renewed success.