'Milestone' first biomethane injection into Northern Ireland's gas grid
Evolve director David Butler; John French, Utility Regulator' Darren Young, Evolve; Peter McClenaghan, Consumer Council NI; and Mary O’Kane, Evolve. Picture: William Cherry/Presseye
The first ever direct-to-grid injection of biomethane on the island of Ireland has taken place in Co Tyrone in what has been described as a "landmark moment" for the decarbonisation of energy.
In an era characterised by increasing environmental concerns and the pressing need for sustainable energy solutions, the injection of biomethane into the Northern Ireland gas grid at Dungannon stands as a "ground-breaking milestone", according to Evolve, the gas distribution network operator for the west of Northern Ireland.
