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We are proud to announce the publication of our first-ever group-wide Sustainability Report – a major milestone in advancing our global ESG journey. The Sustainability Report reflects our commitment to embedding innovation and responsibility across every part of our business. As a global technology partner safeguarding critical energy infrastructure, we believe sustainability is created where technology and impact meet: through safer operations, extended asset lifecycles, improved efficiency, and reduced emissions. Prepared in alignment with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), the report demonstrates the continued evolution of our ESG framework and our ambition to drive measurable progress across climate action, resource efficiency, occupational safety, circular economy initiatives, and sustainable supply chain management. For the first time, the report brings together sustainability data and strategic direction across the entire ROSEN Group, establishing a strong foundation for consistent ESG management and long-term value creation. This achievement is the result of the dedication and collaboration of colleagues across all regions and functions worldwide. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make this important publication possible. Read the full Sustainability Report here: https://brnw.ch/21x6i4q #empoweredbytechnology #Sustainability #ESG #FutureForward

Unknown material properties can significantly influence crack FFS results. But do they justify excavation? This case study shows how RoMat PGS data was used to assign five joints with unknown material properties to an existing pipe population, enabling a more representative crack assessment. By reducing conservatism in the analysis, the operator was able to avoid unnecessary remediation while maintaining confidence in the integrity assessment. Read the case study to learn how in-line material characterization supported the operator’s integrity program.

We are proud to share that Hermann Rosen, founder of the ROSEN Group, has been awarded the IPCE 2026 Lifetime Achievement Honor. This recognition reflects more than 45 years of dedication to advancing pipeline integrity, driving technological innovation, and strengthening competence across our industry. Through his vision and pioneering spirit, Hermann has helped shape safer, more reliable infrastructure and has contributed significantly to the development of industry standards, qualification programs, and knowledge exchange. Congratulations, Hermann, on this well-deserved recognition. We look forward to celebrating this achievement at #IPCE2026 in Calgary. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/dXpT5mHp #empoweredbytechnology | ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) | IPCE - International Pipeline Conference and Exhibition

Not all threats can be accurately described by a single inspection response. Different technologies capture different aspects of the same feature. RoCombo integrates multiple ILI technologies into one run, reducing uncertainty and enabling more stable, consistent integrity assessments.

When the smallest anomalies create the greatest uncertainty, inspection accuracy becomes critical. MFL‑A Ultra detects metal loss from 5% depth, including pinholes, and improves depth sizing accuracy. This reduces unnecessary excavation and supports decision thresholds based on measured data.

Corrosion develops between inspections, but most programs rely on isolated snapshots. Growth between runs remains uncertain. CGA defines how well corrosion is understood from the same data, from anomaly alignment to segmentation and signal-level comparison with depth change. The difference is how far the analysis reflects actual corrosion evolution, and how far uncertainty is reduced.