Minister set to have final say as planning application for State LNG storage expected this year
Law to give Minister powers to directly approve facility passed by Government last week
Gas Networks Ireland
Utility infrastructure companies should not pay dividends to Government
Government should forgo dividends so providers could reduce standing charges to customers
State-owned companies pay âŹ398m in dividends to exchequer
Figure for last year is a 24% increase on 2024, mainly driven by higher dividends paid by DAA and Eirgrid
Gas network charges could increase as customers decline
Regulators seek feedback on likely natural gas charges
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Gas Networks Ireland to invest âŹ50m in network
Work is vital to ensuring energy supplies in extreme weather, utility says
Department of Defence urged to improve protection of critical underwater gas pipelines
Attacks on infrastructure could cause disruption and economic harm, says Gas Networks Ireland
Damage to Irish subsea gas pipelines could take âsix months to fix and lead to power outagesâ
Threats to Irelandâs subsea gas interconnectors âvery much a realistic possibilityâ, Gas Networks Ireland warns Government
Corrib gasfield owners pilot âgreen hydrogenâ project with Gas Networks Ireland
State company joins with natural gas suppliers in green fuel initiative
âShockingâ: Taskforce to tackle high electricity prices has met just three times
Record disclosed to Sinn FĂ©in TD Pa Daly, who said it was a âtalking shopâ to deflect from crisis
Exchequer receives almost âŹ440m in dividends from State companies in last two years
Harris says largest payment came from ESB as Social Democrats argue funding could be used to finance grid improvements and boost energy security
Gas Networks Ireland unveils 10-year strategy to balance sustainability, energy security and affordability
The new plan, developed in response to evolving energy market dynamics, sets out how Irelandâs gas network will support national decarbonisation and energy security goals through 2035
French investor to finance construction of âŹ50 million Kildare biomethane plant
The plant will be capable of supplying nearly 11,000 homes each year
Industrial action looms at Gas Networks Ireland following vote by workers
State-owned operator clashed with union over disciplinary process
Former Bord Gais headquarter office block seeking âŹ9.5m
Dublin city centre property acquired and developed at a cost of nearly âŹ14m in 2001 hits the market
Irelandâs high-price culture and the slow transition to home-grown renewables
Gas Networks Irelandâs latest energy mix data show coal fully exited the Stateâs energy base in August
Ireland and the world must do megaprojects better
A megaproject is a large-scale, complex and often transformative venture, typically costing $1bn or more
How a car crash in Dublin 4 drove public-sector CEO salaries higher
Resignation of EirGrid chief has had downstream consequences for Government over top-level pay
Luas Red Line to be partially closed for âat leastâ a week due to fire damage near IFSC
Major fire broke out under Georgeâs Dock Bridge in Dublinâs financial services area
Ireland at risk of major power outages in absence of natural gas storage, EY says
Ireland imports 80% of its natural gas supplies that power 40% of electricity generation through the UK but has no storage facility
Dividend of âŹ62m approved at Gas Networks Ireland
Pre-tax profits increase by 43 per cent to âŹ165.2 million
Semi-state CEOs: What do they earn and should they be paid more?
New Government structures mean many heads of commercial State companies will seek pay packet increase following review
15 data centres awaiting decision on gas network connection
Industry executive warns that existing Irish retail data centres are nearing maximum capacity or âgoing darkâ
State utility firms told Minister chief executive pay limits posed âserious risksâ to organisations
Pay review group told there were concerns about the potential loss of chief executives at critical time for companies
Debate: Should Ireland build more data centres?
Providing IT infrastructure for the likes of Amazon and Meta is key for our economy, but environmental costs worry opponents
Gas Networks Ireland weighs bid for Green Generation injection site
Move comes as EU acts on fuel fraud blamed for companyâs receivership
The debate: Should the State develop a terminal for liquefied natural gas?
Geopolitical upheaval, energy security and reliance on UK for supplies are forcing a rethink on the ban on LNG
State-led offshore LNG facility will only be used following supply disruptions, says Minister
Opposition accuses Government of failing to consider independent analysis of zero-carbon energy backup options
Irelandâs reliance on foreign gas continues to grow significantly, data shows
Total demand in November was up 17% compared with a year earlier, as demand from power plants grew to highest level recorded
Gas consumption hits record levels in December
Almost 90% of energy was imported as cold weather came in
EirGrid names Gas Networks Ireland boss Cathal Marley as new boss
Government recently approved a âŹ50,000 boost to the annual salary for the job following representations from Minister, Eamon Ryan
âA gas emergency would quickly turn into an electricity emergency. It is low-risk, but high-consequenceâ
With energy security a concern until Ireland has developed Indigenous renewables at scale, Bobby Gleeson, Gas Networks Irelandâs chief operations officer Ireland says that Ireland needs a gas storage solution to manage the risks
Gas Networks Ireland begins construction of biomethane plant in Mitchelstown
TĂĄnaiste MicheĂĄl Martin and GNI break ground on a planned âŹ32m plant
Building on the current asset base to create a platform for Irelandâs 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
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