Ireland taking steps to capitalise on huge potential of biomenthane 

Renewable Island: Positive signs for biomethane with new plants at Huntstown, Co Dublin, and Nobber, Co Meath, following Gas Networks Ireland’s recent €32m Central Grid Injection facility in Mitchelstown, Co Cork
An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, and Gas Networks Ireland's CEO, David Kelly, opening Gas Networks Ireland’s new €32m biomethane facility In Mitchelstown, Co Cork, marking a major step forward for Ireland’s growing renewable gas industry. The Cork facility can inject enough biomethane to meet 12% of Ireland’s 2030 target.

An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, and Gas Networks Ireland's CEO, David Kelly, opening Gas Networks Ireland’s new €32m biomethane facility In Mitchelstown, Co Cork, marking a major step forward for Ireland’s growing renewable gas industry. The Cork facility can inject enough biomethane to meet 12% of Ireland’s 2030 target.

Biomethane plants are set to play an increasingly important role in Ireland's clean energy mix, as Karen Doyle of Gas Networks Ireland discusses with Rita de Brún  

Karen Doyle, head of business development at Gas Networks Ireland.
Karen Doyle, head of business development at Gas Networks Ireland.

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