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Final day of the National Ploughing Championships!
📍 Make sure to visit us at Stand 153, Row 8, Block 4 before the event wraps up. Meet the team, try our activations, and learn more about the role of renewable gas and biomethane in Ireland's energy future.
#Ploughing2026
Our Head of HSQ Paul O'Brien joined the Agriland Farm Safety panel discussion today at the @NPAIE.
The talk discussed the key risks in agriculture and Paul reinforced the importance of dialling before you dig when undergoing any excavation work.
#Ploughing2026
Day 1 at the @NPAIE!
📍 Visit us at Stand 153, Row 8, Block 4 to meet our expert team and explore our interactive stand. Come say hello, learn something new, and join us on Ireland's energy transition.
#Ploughing2026#MovingIrelandsEnergy
We are excited to return to the @NPAIE next week.
Our popular Dial Before You Dig Tattoo Parlour is back, offering visitors a fun and engaging way to learn about gas pipeline safety and the importance of checking before digging.
#Ploughing2026
We have teamed up with @GasNetIrl to remind farmers about the importance of checking before they begin to dig on their farm. The Dial Before You Dig service is about information and advice that avoids disruption, injury or worse. All the details are 👇
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1/2 We are proud sponsors of the @energyireland Annual Conference taking place in Croke Park today 17th and tomorrow 18th of June. This year’s event will focus on the delivery of Ireland’s energy transition in an uncertain world.
#MovingIrelandsEnergy#EnergyIreland
2/2 This morning our CEO David Kelly took part in a panel discussion focusing on ‘Ireland’s Energy Transition in a Fractured World’.
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WIN 🏨 A €1,000 hotel stay!
@GasNetIrl is moving forward with plans for a major decarbonisation project aimed at reducing its operational emissions by 42% - to mark this good news, we're giving away a hotel stay worth €1,000 🤩
To be in with a chance to win, simply fill out the form below now 👇
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Our Head of Business Development, Karen Doyle, and the COO of Stream BioEnergy had the opportunity to meet with Minister Timmy Dooley & provide him an overview of our connection agreement with Stream BioEnergy at today’s All-Island Bioeconomy Summit.
#Biomethane#RenewableEnergy
The team at @GasNetIrl extends their heartfelt congratulations to all the winners of Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2026! Here’s to continued success and groundbreaking achievements!
#HSAwardsIRL
1/2 At the All-Island Bioeconomy Summit, Karen Doyle, Head of Business Development at Gas Networks Ireland, and Morgan Burke, COO of Stream BioEnergy, announced an agreement to connect an €80m biomethane facility in Little Island to the gas network.
2/2 The project is expected to be operational in 2027 and will process approximately 90,000 tonnes of food and garden waste annually. It will produce up to 80 GWh of renewable biomethane each year, enough to heat around 6,000 homes.
#MovingIrelandsEnergy#Biomethane
We are investing €50m in upgrading the national gas network to improve energy resilience in the Southern region, meet winter peak demand and support ongoing economic growth.
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Our Project Delivery Manager TX Con O’Se will be speaking on the infrastructure stage at the National @ConstructSummit on the 15th of April.
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1/2 We are delighted to be sponsoring the upcoming 5th All Island Bioeconomy Summit & Awards, taking place on the 19th of May in the Johnstown Estate, Enfield, Co. Meath.
#Irishbioeconomy#MovingIrelandsEnergy
1/3 Gas demand fell by 22% month-on-month in February, following higher demand during colder conditions in January.
The drop in February gas demand was mainly driven by lower use in electricity generation and a decrease in demand from the residential sector.
2/3 However, compared with February last year, gas demand for power generation increased by 17%, reflecting the continued role of gas in supporting Ireland’s electricity system.
Gas generated 36% of Ireland’s electricity in February, wind contributed 41% and solar 1%.
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