The scientific programme for the European Conference 2026 — Saving Structures: Construction, Repair, Reinforcement and Protection — is now closed and confirmed. ACRP is proud to present a strong and diverse line-up of speakers and sessions covering the most pressing challenges in structural repair, reinforcement, and protection today.
Taking place on 25–26 November 2026 at the Grand Hôtel Stockholm, Sweden, the conference will open with a technical visit to bridge repair sites in central Stockholm, hosted in collaboration with our national member association REBET and the City of Stockholm, followed by a full day of technical sessions on 26 November.
The programme brings together leading researchers, engineers, and industry practitioners from across Europe and beyond, with sessions and roundtable contributions spanning assessment and investigation techniques, cathodic protection, tunnel rehabilitation, marine infrastructure repair, corrosion mitigation, FRP systems, concrete durability, and asset management. Speakers and participants represent institutions and organisations including the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, AFRY, SINTEF Narvik AS, CIMNE, INECO, ARPHO, SSBK CZ, Kreate Sverige AB, Aquajet Systems AB, Vector Corrosion Technologies, NCI AB, Ecocortec/Cortec Corporation, the International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) and ING Bank.
The conference is organised with the support of our partners REBET, RILEM, ALCONPAT International, ECSN, Betongföreningen, and ICRI, and is made possible thanks to our sponsors: Premium sponsors Mapei, GIC, and Simpson Strong-Tie, and Standard sponsors Aquajet and Vector Corrosion Technologies.
Registrations are now open. Early Bird pricing is available until 30 September 2026 — we encourage all those wishing to attend to register before this deadline to benefit from the reduced rate. The conference is addressed to structural and civil engineers, asset owners, contractors, researchers, and all professionals involved in the repair, reinforcement, and protection of concrete and steel structures.