The gas production in Northern Mexico has experienced significant growth in the last years. The fields are now exploited by a number of gas producers increasing the complexity of the Cathodic Protection(CP) systems. We report a case of study of a one year old 10” pipeline segment which was damaged by interference current discharge causing a significant number of gas leaks, and over 14 deep corrosion pits. The pipeline was fully removed and reconstructed along the discharge zone of over 2 miles. A CIS study was performed on the pipeline to find a zone of current pick up nearby an anode bed in service to other pipelines. This anode bed caused the pick up of current for over a year, and the CIS study also allowed to reveal the discharge zone.