2020s

The next generation at Gas Networks Ireland.

2020

First Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Climate Change rating of B- achieved.

2021

Two additional public CNG stations opened, bringing the number of publicly accessible, fast-fill CNG stations in the country to four.

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CNG truck being filled up by the driver

2023

Network Innovation Centre established to develop hydrogen technical and safety roadmap.

Uisce Éireann was legally separated from Ervia. Ervia was subsequently dissolved in 2024.

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2024

Publication of “Pathway to a Net Zero Carbon Network”.

Roll-out of 11 compressed natural gas (CNG) stations completed by the end of 2024.

Pathway to a Net Zero Carbon Network

2025

The Irish Government approved the development of a Strategic Gas Emergency Reserve.

Strategic Gas Emergency Reserve
Strategic Gas Emergency Reserve Boat

2026

Celebrating 50 years of moving Ireland’s energy.

Decarbonising Scottish compressor stations underway, and plans to invest €200 million in decarbonising our two compressor stations at Beattock and Brighouse Bay.

€200 million investment plan