We make planning and implementing your pipeline construction project easy and support you with individual consultation, service and everything you need to know for your construction project. egeAcademy training courses provide you with practical expertise to implement infrastructure projects in compliance with regulations and future-proofed.
The requirements for modern pipeline networks are changing faster than ever. Whether new requirements from the Drinking Water Ordinance, the development of a hydrogen infrastructure or the protection of critical infrastructure through the use of monitored pipe systems: up-to-date specialist knowledge is a key basis for Design Engineers, grid operators and construction companies to deliver safe and sustainable projects.
In 2026, egeAcademy offers you a programme that delivers technical know-how in a practical way and in a range of formats.
egeWebinars: Compact knowledge digital and flexible
The digital format makes it possible to stay informed about technical developments and new requirements flexibly and without the need to travel.
Monitored Pipe Systems
PE pipe construction basics
Basics: pipes for trenchless construction methods
Future topic: hydrogen
Polymeric high-pressure pipe systems
Future-proofed drinking water supply through PE pipe systems
egeSeminars: Experience technology at egeplast
To deepen your specialist knowledge, we invite you to our training centre at our company headquarters in Greven. The in-person seminars combine theoretical content with practical exercises. In our training centre with an in-house test track, the design and functionality of our pipe systems can be demonstrated under realistic conditions. Factory tours are also available, providing insights into the production of modern plastic pipe systems.
On site at your location: Roadshows and individual training courses
We also offer roadshows and tailored on-site training courses in your region, with content aligned to the requirements of your company or a specific project. Please feel free to contact us about this.
Source: Sustainability
