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  • 25 May, 2010

    The National Consumer Agency has launched a new budgeting tool for consumers. 

    The Economiser allows consumers to compare their spending with other similar consumers and then provides tips which can help to make savings on groceries, TV, telecoms, energy and mobile phone spending. 

     

    To access the Economiser tool click here

  • 28 April, 2010

    The Commission for Energy Regulation has today launched a new safety awareness campaign known as “Safe Electric”.

    This campaign aims to increase awareness of the need to hire a Registered Electrical Contractor when getting any electrical work done in their home and to ask for a certificate when the work is complete.

  • 21 April, 2010

    The Commission has launched a paper setting out the way in which it will deregulate ESB Customer Supply.  This will mean ESB Customer Supply tariffs will no longer be regulated.

    From 1st October 2010 this will apply to all business customers.

  • 8 April, 2010

    The Commission for Energy Regulation has launched a new electrical safety information website to provide customers with information on the regulation of electrical contractors. 

    Please visit www.safeelectric.ie for more information.

  • 12 March, 2010

    The Energy Customers Team will be holding two consumer clinics at the County Library in Tallaght from 1pm to 3pm on Monday 15th March and Wednesday 24th March. (Beside the Square Shopping Centre)

    Members of the team will be on hand to answer questions you may have about natural gas and electricity supply.

  • 25 January, 2010

    The Energy Customers Team will be holding a consumer clinic on Tuesday 2nd February at the county library in Tallaght from 2pm to 5pm. (Beside the Square Shopping Centre)

    Members of the team will be on hand to answer questions you may have about natural gas and electricity supply.

  • 6 January, 2010

    The Commission for Energy Regulation has approved an 8% on average reduction in Bord Gais Energy's domestic natural gas tariffs. 

    The reduction will apply from 1st Fepruary 2010. Click here for more information on the tariffs to apply.

    View Further Info (PDF)

  • 22 December, 2009

    The Commission today publishes its 2008 Energy Customers Team annual report.

    View Further Info (PDF)
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getting connected

Introduction

Bord Gáis Networks connects customers to the natural gas network.  If you are building a house of carrying out rennovation which requires your meter to be disconnected you should consult with BGN to determine how best to achieve your aim.  Bord Gáis Networks has a customer charter, approved by the Commission.

How to Get Connected
Cost of Connection
Bord Gais Networks Customer Charter

How to Get Connected

If you are connecting a house that has never been connected before you will first have to find out if it is possible to obtain natural gas supply in the area.  To do this you should contact Bord Gáis Networks on 1850 200 694 or email networksinfo@bge.ie.  If gas is available in your area you will then have to complete the connection process.  You can obtain more information on this process by contacting Bord Gáis Networks as outlined above or visiting their website.

Before your natural gas supply is switched on, Bord Gáis Networks will ask you to nominate a supplier.  This is required so that Bord Gáis Networks know who to send your meter information to and so that you can be billed.  Click to view a list of suppliers and contact details: Natural Gas Suppliers

Cost of Connection

The cost of connection varies depending on a number of factors including the distance from the network.  For a full quotation contact Bord Gáis Networks on 1850 200 694.

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