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Naas student wins national carbon monoxide safety competition
Alex Magdziarz from sixth class in Scoil an Linbh Íosa in Naas won a nationwide poster competition to raise awareness of carbon monoxide and the dangers that it can pose in our homes.
Read MoreBuJo flips to biomethane
BuJo continues to lead the way in hospitality sector sustainability as they switch from chargrilling their grass-fed beef burgers over natural gas to renewable gas for the next 12 months.
Read MoreAugust Gas Demand Statement
In August, gas demand increased slightly compared to July (+2%) and increased by 12% on the same period last year.
Read MoreFlynn’s Red Tomatoes Go Green with Renewable Gas
Ireland’s largest tomato grower, MF Nurseries has switched to renewable gas under a new trial project with Gas Networks Ireland.
Read MoreRenewable gas certification scheme live in Ireland
August 19, 2022: Ireland has taken another significant step towards meeting its climate action targets, with a formal certification process now in place for renewable gases entering the national network.
Read MoreJuly Gas Demand Statement
Despite the warmer weather, Ireland’s gas demand in July was up 5% on the previous month and up 10% when compared to July 2021.
Read MoreGas Networks Ireland donates €65,000 of hardware supplies to Ukraine
Gas Networks Ireland has donated over €65,000 of vital supplies to their Ukrainian counterparts to help repair and maintain the gas system, some of which has been badly damaged in recent months by the Russian invasion.
Read MoreHydrogen development must be ramped up in line with EU policy
One of the country’s leading hydrogen experts says now is the time to realise the wide-ranging benefits offered by the versatile carbon free gas.
Read MoreFoley and Kiely win Wednesday’s Cork 5km race
Vivian Foley ran away with an impressive win in the Gas Networks Ireland 5km race in Cork on Wednesday.
Read MoreIreland’s Decarbonisation Target, Green Hydrogen, and End-Users’ Limits
The European Green Deal frames Europe’s response to climate change challenges and commits to delivering net-zero greenhouse gas emissions at the EU level by 2050 and an EU-wide greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction target of at least 55% for 2030.
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