Our bit of your annual bill

For 2022/23 the annual cost of our services within an average gas bill is £156. This figure is set by our regulator Ofgem and is not affected by fluctuations in gas prices.

We invest this money to ensure that our network is safe and reliable 24 hours a day, and 365 days per year.

How we invest

To give the gas network the investment it needs, we borrow money and repay it like a mortgage. A stable regulatory and economic environment helps us keep our borrowing costs down, so we can reinvest more of your money back into our network.

Putting your money to good use

We work with locally-based contractors to replace pipes, adopt new technology to speed up roadworks, and are developing a more flexible workforce with multi-tasking front-line colleagues so we can hit our performance out of the park, even as budgets get tighter. We’re reduced our operating costs each year, to make sure we help to keep our part of your bill affordable.

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Are we measuring up to your expectations? What can we do to keep your costs down?

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Thank you for registering your interest in attending the Supporting Communities Together – NGN Open Day and workshop on 16th October 2024

If you have any questions, please email stakeholder@northerngas.co.uk

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Oct.24 16
Supporting Communities Together – NGN Open Day and workshop
9:30am -15:30pm
Brian Jackson House, 2 New North Parade, Huddersfield HD1 5JP
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What we've learned so far

@NGNgas

Should we promote low carbon alternatives to a gas connection (like heat pumps) when talking to customers experiencing fuel poverty?

50% Yes
50% No
@NGNgas

In addition to Carbon Monoxide awareness, which of the below would be most beneficial for our teams to provide advice or referrals on?

50% Energy efficiency
50% Safeguarding
@NGNgas

During a major loss of supply or gas emergency, should NGN provide its incidents support package, including heaters, hot food, showering facilities and alternative accommodation to all NGN customers or just those customers registered on the Priority Services Register (PSR)?

57% All customers
43% Customers on the PSR
@NGNgas

Does our target of getting to 97% of gas escapes (where the supply can’t be turned off at the meter) within 1 hour meet your expectations?

73% Yes
20% No, I expect it to be higher
7% No, I expect it to be lower
Dialogue
25
people

attended our Low Carbon Energy Future Workshop in March. Stakeholders told us they want to see us proactively building an evidence base now for the role of gas as part of a low carbon future, and influencing policy.

At our Communities workshop

stakeholders suggested making Carbon Monoxide awareness a priority message when interacting with customers, alongside energy efficiency, to ensure a more joined up approach.

Useful documents

Our 2018 Stakeholder Report

An easy-to-read summary of our performance and achievements over the past year.

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