Moving Ireland's Energy

We're preparing for a future in which renewable gases enable us to support Ireland's transition to a net zero energy system.

Moving Ireland's Energy Who we are

Our customers

We continuously seek to improve the levels of service that we provide on a daily basis to our customers. We aim to achieve service excellence in all aspects of our business. Here are some of our most common customer queries.

Connecting to the gas network

Submit an online meter reading

Queries with your gas bill

GPRN information

How to move your meter

A renewables-ready network

By gradually replacing natural gas with renewable gases, such as biomethane and green hydrogen, Gas Networks Ireland is working to deliver a net-zero carbon gas network by 2045 and to reduce emissions across a number of key sectors, including those that are traditionally difficult to decarbonise, like transport, agriculture, industry, and power generation.

Biomethane producers

We’re connecting new and existing anaerobic digestion (AD) facilities to the gas network.

Connecting to the network

Green hydrogen

Green hydrogen production and integration with the gas network could provide a way to maximise Ireland's renewable energy potential.

Green hydrogen

CNG and BioCNG

Compressed natural gas (CNG) and renewable bioCNG are cleaner, reliable and proven fuel choices for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and bus fleets.

Gas in transport

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Biomethane

Biomethane is a carbon-neutral renewable gas made from farm and food waste through a process known as anaerobic digestion. It began flowing into the gas network in 2019 and is the first step to a cleaner energy future.

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Green hydrogen

Green hydrogen (H₂) is a carbon free gas that can be produced from renewable electricity and is well suited for storage, making it an attractive option to decarbonise energy systems and drive a cleaner energy future.

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Moving Ireland's Energy

Moving Ireland's Energy