Gas Networks Ireland has started connecting up a number of new natural gas customers in Wexford.
The firm has partnered with Irish Water as part of the €16.5 million infrastructure project in the town.
With work complete on extending the gas network from Campile, Great Island to the Ring Road on the outskirts of Wexford town, the latest phase of the project will see approximately 13km of gas pipelines laid around the town along with the replacement of 1km of water main on Newtown Road. A number of site investigations will also be undertaken to determine the replacement of further water mains as part of the next phase of work.
There will also be opportunities for local businesses and residents to connect to the network as soon as the work has been completed in Wexford town.
Fran McFadden, Commercial Sales Manager with Gas Networks Ireland said: "We are delighted to be progressing to the next stage of this strategic investment in Wexford. The level of response to date from local businesses and stakeholders tells us that there will be a very strong demand for natural gas in and around Wexford town. Businesses making the switch can look forward to fuel cost savings of anywhere between 30% and 60% on their current fuel bills, together with reduced carbon emissions, no storage requirement and a constant, reliable supply of natural gas."
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