Ireland’s reliance on natural gas drives urgency for transition to renewable gases
“By the mid-2040s we won’t be transporting natural gas anymore,” says David Kelly, director of customer & business development with Gas Networks Ireland
Gas Networks Ireland sponsored
Gas Networks Ireland sponsored
‘A gas emergency would quickly turn into an electricity emergency. It is low-risk, but high-consequence’
With energy security a concern until Ireland has developed Indigenous renewables at scale, Bobby Gleeson, Gas Networks Ireland’s chief operations officer Ireland says that Ireland needs a gas storage solution to manage the risks
‘We are always keen to showcase exciting opportunities’
Leading by example is the best way to demonstrate true organisational change, says Nicola, McSweeney, Gas Networks Ireland’s director of people
Building on the current asset base to create a platform for Ireland’s future
A programme of works that includes the construction of new energy facilities heralds a new era of innovation, says Brian Sheehan, director of assets and infrastructure at Gas Networks Ireland
Gas Networks Ireland investing in decarbonisation – and community
The company is highly rated for disclosing and addressing environmental impacts, receiving an A- rating from the Carbon Disclosure Project
Renewable gas will power Ireland’s decarbonised future
Biomethane is chemically identical to natural gas and so can be injected directly into the existing network. It’s the natural choice to fuel Ireland’s energy demands, says Gas Networks Ireland chief executive Cathal Marley
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