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Gas Networks Ireland
We own, operate, build and maintain the natural gas network in Ireland and connect all customers to the gas network.
About Gas Networks Ireland
Gas Networks Ireland operates and maintains Ireland’s €3bn, 14,725km national gas network, which is considered one of the safest and most modern renewables-ready gas networks in Europe. Over 720,000 Irish homes and businesses trust Ireland’s gas network to provide efficient and reliable energy to meet their heating, cooking, manufacturing and transport needs. The gas network is the cornerstone of Ireland’s energy system, securely supplying more than 30% of Ireland’s total energy, including 40% of all heating and almost 50% of the country’s electricity generation. By working to replace natural gas with renewable gases, such as biomethane and hydrogen, and complementing intermittent renewable electricity, Gas Networks Ireland is supporting Ireland’s journey to a cleaner energy future.
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Signals from Gas Networks Ireland
5 published signals
Operations & Supply
Gas Networks Ireland is completing a €50m Southern Area Network Upgrade project on construction sites in Goatisland, Co. Limerick and Baldrumman, Co. Dublin, supported by construction partner Murphy.
Reported by Gas Networks Ireland
Partnerships
Gas Networks Ireland partnered with suckler farmer Karen Moynihan to raise awareness of safe excavation practices across Ireland's farming community through the Dial Before You Dig service.
Reported by Gas Networks Ireland
Operations & Supply
Gas Networks Ireland delivered the direct connection of College Group's biomethane facility in Nobber to expand Ireland's renewable energy infrastructure.
Reported by Brian Sheehan
Operations & Supply
Gas Networks Ireland announced the direct connection of the College Group’s biomethane plant to the gas network in Nobber, County Meath.
Reported by Gas Networks Ireland
Presence & Recognition
Gas Networks Ireland achieved another significant milestone in renewable energy momentum.
Reported by Andy Costelloe