Advanced Search.

Irish town hopeful for gas pipeline approval

Wed, 16 September 2009

The town of Kells in north Meath, Ireland will be connected to Ireland’s natural gas network if the Energy Regulator approves the Bord Gais pipeline construction application.

Kells’ representative in the house of deputies Shane McEntee has welcomed the news saying that connection to the natural gas network would be a great boost for the town’s households and businesses as well as making the town a greater prospect for future investment in the region.

Article continues below…

If Bord Gais receives approval construction on the pipeline to Kells could begin as early as 2010.

Share this article on the web:

Categories: Europe, Gas

Related Articles

· Kazakhstan shows interest in Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline Wed, 16 August 2006
· Transit countries agree on Nabucco Gas Pipeline
· N Sea contracts for Acergy Tue, 7 August 2007
· PGNiG hopes bondholders approve gas pipeline lease Thu, 17 February 2005
· Estonia refuses Nord Stream a survey permit Thu, 25 October 2007
· Nord Stream Pipeline to get Finnish OK Wed, 2 September 2009
· Pipeline link constructed in central Australia

Tell a friend

Embed this article:
Paste the above HTML code into your website to embed the article.

Article permalink: http://pipelinesinternational.com/news/ irish_town_hopeful_for_gas_pipeline_approval/007981/

Do you have something to tell Pipelines International? Submit your news or information here.

Enter your details here to subscribe to the free Pipelines International Update.

Basket is empty.

© 2012 Great Southern Press. All rights reserved. Contact Us.