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All the latest news from Gas Networks Ireland
Supply Suspension Scheme announced
Gas Networks Ireland has agreed with the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) to forego network usage charges for a period of 90 days for certain businesses who are not consuming gas as a result of Covid-19.
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Construction industry urged to avoid accidental damage to gas pipes
"Accidental damage to gas pipes can cause major disruption, serious injury and even death."
Read MoreGoing the extra mile for those cocooning in our communities
Supporting our cocooning older family members, friends and neighbours has been a priority for many of us in recent weeks.
Read MoreAnne Moore appointed Sustainability Manager at Gas Networks Ireland
With a background spanning 22 years in Environment and Health and Safety roles, Anne Moore was recently appointed as Gas Networks Ireland’s Sustainability Manager.
Read MoreGas critical to power generation demand throughout April and May
Seventy-eight per cent of Ireland’s power generation for the first two weeks of May was provided by gas, according to data released by the country’s electricity system operator, Eirgrid.
Read MoreCelebrating 'Everyday Heroes'
Last week Gas Networks Ireland teamed up with a number of regional radio stations and local restaurants to acknowledge ‘everyday heroes’ who are making a difference in the community.
Read MoreResponding to gas escapes and carbon monoxide issues within the hour, every hour
Gas Networks Ireland’s Emergency Dispatch Team creates, monitors and dispatches response work for the distribution network that brings gas to our homes and communities.
Read MoreSupply Suspension Scheme announced
Gas Networks Ireland has agreed with the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) to forego network usage charges for a period of 90 days for certain businesses who are not consuming gas as a result of Covid-19.
Read MoreKeeping gas flowing and the lights on
Gas Networks Ireland’s Grid Control team in Cork is one of our business critical teams, working 24/7 to ensure that gas flows across our network.
Read MoreOur gas network is in good hands
Due to Covid-19, GNI is seeing an increase in gas demand across the country and now, more so than ever, delivering a safe, reliable and secure gas supply to our 700,000 gas customers 24/7 is crucial.
Read MoreGas Networks Ireland suspends meter readings
Gas Networks Ireland, the owner and operator of Ireland’s gas transmission and distribution network, today announced the suspension of all non-essential work, including meter readings.
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