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November 30, 2023

Flogas Enterprise and Gas Networks Ireland Turn the Sod on Ireland’s First Dedicated BioCNG Refuelling Station

Today, large commercial and industrial energy supplier Flogas Enterprise, and operator of the national gas network, Gas Networks Ireland turned the sod on the Flogas Enterprise’s Bio-CNG refuelling station.

Irish Industry ready to take up to 20% blends of hydrogen

More than 90% of equipment powered across industries and large businesses in Ireland is already capable of using up to 20% of hydrogen, when blended with natural gas, an all-island conference heard today.

Minister Humphreys opens Ireland’s eighth CNG refuelling station

Gas Networks Ireland and Virginia International Logistics have taken another step forward in reducing emissions with the opening of Ireland’s eighth Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) refuelling station.

Overall gas demand increased by 13% in October

A mild yet very wet October saw Ireland’s gas demand increase by 13% on the previous month, with a 3.5% rise on the same month last year.

Storm Babet safety message from Gas Networks Ireland

As the operator of Ireland’s gas network, Gas Networks Ireland would like to reassure its 720,000 customers that it does not anticipate any disruption to gas supplies during Storm Babet.

New report finds Offaly renewable hydrogen hub could cut carbon emissions by 1,173 tonnes annually

Strategically located where an abundance of renewable energy generation, the national gas network and the electricity grid meet; Rhode Green Energy Park is earmarked to be one of the first hydrogen demonstration hubs in the country.

Dublin conviction for Gas Tampering

Gas Networks Ireland has welcomed the verdict in a case relating to dishonest use of gas at an address in Mac Uilliam Avenue Apartments, Fortunestown, Dublin 24.

Overall gas demand fell by 13% in September

Gas demand fell by 13% in September compared to the same month last year. This September was a very mild, sunny and wet month that brought everything from heatwaves to the first named storm of the season.

Cork conviction for Gas Tampering

Gas Networks Ireland has welcomed the verdict in a case relating to unlawful interference with a gas supply at an address in Orchard Court, Blackpool, Cork.

Storm Agnes safety message from Gas Networks Ireland

As the operator of Ireland’s gas network, Gas Networks Ireland would like to reassure its 720,000 customers that it does not anticipate any disruption to gas supplies during Storm Agnes.