Archives: 2021

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Biodiversity: Supporting pollinators at Gas Networks Ireland

With central environmental conferences like #COP26 acknowledging the importance of preserving and protecting nature, biodiversity is getting some central attention in conversations about mitigating the damage of the climate crisis. At BITCI, we have always acknowledged the importance of biodiversity in taking climate action and several of our Low Carbon Pledge signatories have incorporated biodiversity

Gas Networks Ireland outlines plan to reduce Ireland’s carbon emissions by a third with Vision 2050

Gas Networks Ireland, together with its parent company Ervia, recently published Vision 2050 – A Net Zero Carbon Gas Network for Ireland. Through a combination of technologies, Gas Networks Ireland sets out how it can reduce Ireland’s total carbon emissions by one third and create a net zero carbon gas network. Gas Networks Ireland’s vision

Gas Networks Ireland launches Energize

Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) are at the core of the Gas Networks Ireland business, but there’s a skills gap.  Industry demand for STEM graduates still outstrips supply every year. To help promote careers in science to young people, Gas Networks Ireland, in partnership with Junior Achievement Ireland (JAI) has launched a new science

Gas Networks Ireland Launches Our Universe Promoting Science in Primary Schools

Across the country, over 5,000 primary school students will participate in Gas Networks Ireland’s new science education programme, Our Universe .   Exploding the myth that science is difficult Gas Networks Ireland, in partnership with Junior Achievement Ireland (JAI), introduces science through practical and engaging classroom-based lessons.  Our Universe encourages primary school students to continue with science as

Gas Networks Ireland

Gas Networks Ireland is certified with the Business Working Responsibly Mark     Gas Networks Ireland develops, operates and maintains the natural gas network in Ireland to the highest safety standards. It connects all customers (640,000 residential, business and industrial) to the network regardless of their natural gas supply company. Gas Networks Ireland  is also responsible for gas metering