Bord Gáis Energy announces interim results for 2025

€1 billion investment in Ireland’s energy infrastructure progressing at pace

H1 2025 Profit of €39M announced

24 July 2025: Bord Gáis Energy, part of Centrica plc, today announced a profit of €39 million for the first half of 2025, reflecting a good performance across its retail, trading, and asset portfolios. The company is making continued progress through a number of strategic infrastructure investments, helping to lead Ireland’s energy transition and delivering competitive, customer-focused solutions.

Investing in Ireland’s Energy Future: Bord Gáis Energy is enhancing security of supply while supporting renewable integration with the development of two hydrogen-capable 100MW gas peaking plants in Athlone and Dublin (commissioning is expected to commence later this year) and the development of a 334MW Open Cycle Gas Turbine project in Galway.

Customer Growth in a Competitive Market: Bord Gáis Energy grew its customer base by 3% in H1 2025. Ongoing investment in customer service is a key focus for the company and has resulted in improved customer satisfaction, with Net Promoter Score (NPS) rising 7 points to 43.

Accelerating the Green Transition: In January, Bord Gáis Energy completed the acquisition of Swyft Energy, complementing its long-standing partnership with the Irish Farmers’ Association, enhancing its solar PV capabilities for residential, business, and farming customers. In July, the company announced multiple power purchase agreements with leading renewable developers, adding over 629MW of capacity and positioning Bord Gáis Energy as Ireland’s largest solar power off-taker.

Energising a Greener, Fairer Future: June marked 10 years of partnership with Focus Ireland. Over the decade, the collaboration has supported 8,500 families at risk of homelessness, raised over €7.5 million* through donations, campaigns and Bord Gais Energy staff fundraising, involving more than 8,000 volunteer hours.

Dave Kirwan, Managing Director of Bord Gáis Energy, said: 

“We remain focused on creating value through our integrated model—supporting customers, investing in energy security, and driving decarbonisation. Our parent company Centrica’s capital investment is enabling us to power Ireland’s economic growth and green transition. This will play an important role in delivering a green, secure and competitive energy sector for Ireland.”

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Notes to the editor:

  • Bord Gáis Energy reported FY operating profit of €75 million for 2024
  • The 629MW of installed renewable capacity spans both solar and onshore wind technologies and is supported by the Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS). Once the projects are operational. Bord Gáis Energy will be Ireland’s largest off taker of solar power as part of the scheme. Source - Latest PSO order data published from ELECTRICITY REGULATION ACT 1999 (PUBLIC SERVICE OBLIGATIONS) (AMENDMENT) (NO.2) ORDER 2024 link:  pdf
  • Focus Ireland e7.5m funding figure* includes €4.4 million in philanthropic donations, €2.5m in Shine A Light campaign sponsorship and promotion, plus additional funding and matched fundraising.