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Registered Gas Installer (RGI) scheme is the legal regulatory scheme for gas installers, operated by Safe Energy Ireland on behalf of the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU).

📢 Non-Domestic Gas Works requirements are now in effect.From today, 1 September 2026, the new regulatory requirements fo...
01/09/2026

📢 Non-Domestic Gas Works requirements are now in effect.

From today, 1 September 2026, the new regulatory requirements for Non-Domestic Gas Works apply.

This is an important change for the gas industry in Ireland, bringing regulated NDGW within the Registered Gas Installer (RGI) regulatory framework, subject to the applicable scope and exclusions.

Key implementation updates:

✅ NDGW certificates are now available through the Electronic Certification System (ECS)

✅ Notified Categories are now live on the RGI website

✅ The revised Gas Safety Criteria Document has been published by the CRU

Whether you carry out Non-Domestic Gas Works, employ gas installers, commission or arrange this work, or support those working within the sector, make sure you understand the requirements that apply.

The NDGW Information Hub includes guidance on Scope & Exclusions, Registration Requirements, Notified Categories, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), information for employers and commercial businesses, FAQs and supporting resources.

🔎 Find out what you need to know:
www.rgi.ie/ndgw

📩 Need further assistance? [email protected]

Please share this information with anyone in your network who may be affected.

Know what applies to you.

⏳ Tomorrow, the regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works comes into effect.From 1 September 2026, new requirements apply to ...
31/08/2026

⏳ Tomorrow, the regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works comes into effect.

From 1 September 2026, new requirements apply to regulated Non-Domestic Gas Works in Ireland.

If you carry out Non-Domestic Gas Works, employ people who do, or commission or arrange this type of work, make sure you understand the requirements that apply to you.

The dedicated NDGW Information Hub provides guidance for:

🔹 Existing RGIs carrying out Non-Domestic Gas Works
🔹 Experienced installers who are not currently registered
🔹 Employers of gas installers
🔹 Businesses commissioning or arranging Non-Domestic Gas Works

You can also find information on scope and exclusions, registration requirements, Notified Categories, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), FAQs and supporting guidance.

📅 The changes take effect tomorrow — 1 September 2026.

🔎 Know what applies to you. Be ready.

Visit www.rgi.ie/ndgw

For further assistance, contact [email protected].

⏳ 3 DAYS TO GOFrom 1 September 2026, the regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works comes into effect.With implementation just...
31/08/2026

⏳ 3 DAYS TO GO

From 1 September 2026, the regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works comes into effect.

With implementation just days away, everyone affected should make sure they understand the new requirements and what they mean for them.

This includes existing RGIs carrying out Non-Domestic Gas Works, experienced installers who are not currently registered, employers, and businesses commissioning or arranging regulated Non-Domestic Gas Works.

🔎 The dedicated NDGW Information Hub brings together the information you need, including:

Scope and exclusions
Registration requirements
Notified Categories for existing RGIs
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Information for employers and commercial businesses
FAQs and supporting guidance

📅 Regulation begins 1 September 2026.

Visit www.rgi.ie/ndgw to understand what applies to you and prepare for the changes.

For further assistance, contact [email protected].

The regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works comes into effect on 1 September 2026. Are you ready?📅 With implementation just...
31/08/2026

The regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works comes into effect on 1 September 2026. Are you ready?

📅 With implementation just days away, now is the time for everyone affected by the changes to complete their final checks.

Whether you are an existing RGI, an experienced non-domestic gas installer, an employer, or a business commissioning or arranging Non-Domestic Gas Works, the dedicated NDGW Information Hub provides the information you need to understand what the changes mean for you.

🔎 Before 1 September, make sure you have reviewed:

The scope of the new requirements and exclusions
RGI registration requirements
Notified Categories for existing RGIs
Registration and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) guidance
Information for employers and commercial businesses
FAQs and supporting guidance

✅ Be informed. Be prepared for 1 September.

Visit www.rgi.ie/ndgw to review the guidance.

📩 For further assistance, contact [email protected].

Do you carry out Non-Domestic Gas Works but are not currently registered as an RGI?With the regulation of Non-Domestic G...
31/08/2026

Do you carry out Non-Domestic Gas Works but are not currently registered as an RGI?

With the regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works coming into effect from 1 September 2026, it is important to understand the registration requirements and the route that may apply to you.

Depending on your qualifications and experience, this may include the standard route to RGI registration or, for eligible experienced installers who do not meet the normal entry requirements, the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) route.

The dedicated NDGW Information Hub provides guidance on:

Registration requirements
Routes to registration
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Scope and exclusions
Frequently asked questions and supporting information

Review the guidance and understand what applies to you:
www.rgi.ie/ndgw

For further assistance, contact [email protected].

Non-Domestic Gas Works regulation comes into effect on 1 September 2026. Have you checked what action you need to take?F...
26/08/2026

Non-Domestic Gas Works regulation comes into effect on 1 September 2026. Have you checked what action you need to take?

From 1 September 2026, new regulatory requirements will apply to certain categories of Non-Domestic Gas Works in Ireland.

If you are an existing or potential Registered Gas Installer, employ individuals who carry out Non-Domestic Gas Works or are a business involved in this type of work, now is the time to check how the changes may affect you.

Depending on the type of work you carry out, different requirements may apply.

🔎 Review the information now and make sure you are prepared before 1 September.

👉 Find out what the regulation covers, who may be affected and what action you may need to take:
www.rgi.ie/ndgw

📅 Effective from 1 September 2026

Everything you need to know about Non-Domestic Gas Works – in one place. 🔎The Regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works (NDGW...
25/08/2026

Everything you need to know about Non-Domestic Gas Works – in one place. 🔎

The Regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works (NDGW) comes into effect on 1 September 2026.

Whether you are an existing RGI, an experienced installer, an employer or a business that commissions or arranges Non-Domestic Gas Works, it is important to understand how the new requirements may apply to you.

The RGI Scheme's dedicated NDGW Information Hub brings together the latest information and guidance, including:

✔️ Scope & Exclusions
✔️ Registration requirements
✔️ Notified Categories for existing RGIs
✔️ Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
✔️ Information for employers and commercial businesses
✔️ Frequently Asked Questions and supporting guidance

📅 The new requirements come into effect on 1 September 2026.

Don't wait until implementation to find out what may apply to you.

👉 Visit www.rgi.ie/ndgw

For further queries after reviewing the available information, contact the RGI Scheme at [email protected].

Could RPL Be Your Route to Registration?Are you an experienced gas installer working in the Non-Domestic Gas sector, but...
25/08/2026

Could RPL Be Your Route to Registration?

Are you an experienced gas installer working in the Non-Domestic Gas sector, but do not meet the relevant entry requirements to join the RGI Scheme?

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may provide an alternative route towards eligibility for registration.

RPL allows eligible applicants to have their existing qualifications, knowledge and practical experience assessed by the RPL Board.

If approved through the RPL process, applicants must complete the required core modules of the Non-Domestic Gas Safety Award within six months of completing the RPL process.

With the Regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works coming into effect on 1 September 2026, experienced installers who may be affected are encouraged to review the available information and understand which registration route applies to them.

🔎 Find information on:

✔️ Who RPL may be relevant to
✔️ The RPL process
✔️ Registration requirements
✔️ What happens following RPL
✔️ Supporting guidance and FAQs

👉 Visit www.rgi.ie/ndgw

If you have questions after reviewing the guidance, contact the RGI Scheme at [email protected].

Non-Domestic Gas Works: Do you know what the changes mean for you?From 1 September 2026, the Regulation of Non-Domestic ...
21/08/2026

Non-Domestic Gas Works: Do you know what the changes mean for you?

From 1 September 2026, the Regulation of Non-Domestic Gas Works (NDGW) comes into effect in Ireland.

The changes may be relevant if you:

🔹 Carry out regulated Non-Domestic Gas Works
🔹 Are an existing Registered Gas Installer (RGI) carrying out non-domestic work
🔹 Employ individuals who carry out Non-Domestic Gas Works
🔹 Operate a business that commissions or arranges Non-Domestic Gas Works

The RGI Scheme has created a dedicated NDGW Information Hub to help you understand the changes and find the information relevant to you.

You can find guidance on:

✔️ Scope & Exclusions
✔️ Registration requirements
✔️ Notified Categories for existing RGIs
✔️ Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
✔️ Information for employers and commercial businesses
✔️ Frequently Asked Questions and supporting guidance

📅 The new requirements come into effect on 1 September 2026.

Take the time now to understand what may apply to you and whether you need to take any action.

👉 Visit www.rgi.ie/ndgw

📢 Help us spread the word about Non-Domestic Gas WorksFrom 1 September 2026, new regulatory requirements for individuals...
20/08/2026

📢 Help us spread the word about Non-Domestic Gas Works

From 1 September 2026, new regulatory requirements for individuals carrying out regulated Non-Domestic Gas Works come into effect in Ireland.

If your organisation works with gas installers, contractors, employers, commercial businesses or others across the heating, plumbing, construction, engineering or gas industries, you can help us make sure those who may be affected are aware of the changes.

The RGI Scheme has developed an NDGW Stakeholder Communications Toolkit with ready-to-use resources that organisations can share with their members, customers, employees and wider networks.

Resources include:

• Information flyers
• Social media graphics and copy
• Newsletter and website content
• Email communications
• Key messages and FAQs
• Materials directing audiences to the NDGW Information Hub

We can also provide printed NDGW flyers for branches, trade counters, offices, training centres, events or other suitable locations.

📩 Would you like to support the campaign or receive materials?
Contact us at [email protected]

🔎 For the latest NDGW information and guidance, visit www.rgi.ie/ndgw

Help us ensure the industry is informed and prepared for 1 September 2026.

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