Daily Gas Shrinkage Ireland

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Shrinkage gas refers to natural gas that is consumed or lost during the operation of the gas transmission and distribution network. It is not delivered to end customers but is necessary for running the system. In GNI’s context, shrinkage gas typically covers:

Compressor fuel usage – Gas used to power compressors that push gas through pipelines at high pressure (e.g., at Moffat for interconnection between Scotland and Ireland). Own-use gas – Gas used for heating or other operational purposes within the network.

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Data last updated 5 December 2025
Metadata last updated 17 August 2026
Created 5 December 2025
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NotesShrinkage gas refers to natural gas that is consumed or lost during the operation of the gas transmission and distribution network. It is not delivered to end customers but is necessary for running the system. In GNI’s context, shrinkage gas typically covers: Compressor fuel usage – Gas used to power compressors that push gas through pipelines at high pressure (e.g., at Moffat for interconnection between Scotland and Ireland). Own-use gas – Gas used for heating or other operational purposes within the network It’s not wasted—it’s essential for transporting gas safely and efficiently.
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Description Shrinkage gas refers to natural gas that is consumed or lost during the operation of the gas transmission and distribution network. It is not delivered to end customers but is necessary for running the system. In GNI’s context, shrinkage gas typically covers: Compressor fuel usage – Gas used to power compressors that push gas through pipelines at high pressure (e.g., at Moffat for interconnection between Scotland and Ireland). Own-use gas – Gas used for heating or other operational purposes within the network It’s not wasted—it’s essential for transporting gas safely and efficiently.
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