Pipes that Require an Easement:

  • All mains in private land N.B. including ring/approach mains supplying risers for multiple occupancy buildings (MOB’s).
  • All services operating at pressures greater than 75 mbar (Low Pressure) in private land.
  • All services greater than or equal to 63mm diameter crossing Private Land not owned by the customer (i.e. “Third Party Land”)
  • All services greater than 50m in length in Private Land.
  • Mains and/or services to be installed within private roads/streets not dedicated to public use, that supplies a property that is NOT abutting the street i.e. Where statutory powers do not apply.
  • For all other services crossing Third Party Land (not covered by the rules above), Cadent will require a Consent to Lay form from the landowner to be obtained prior to installation and a copy sent to the Connections team and Land Services team along with any as laid plan for Cadent’s records.
  • Register with us

    To lay gas infrastructure and transfer ownership to Cadent, or lay infrastructure on behalf of an IGT, you must register with us first.

  • Submit request

    Submit your request online via the IGT and UIP web portal, or manually via email. An administration charge applies to Fast Tracks and Quotations.

  • Validation and approval

    We will process your request in line with our policies and procedures. Based on your request, we will provide the details you need to progress your work.

  • Plan in works

    Once you have received design approval, you can plan in your works.

  • Works complete

    Once you have received clearance, you can complete your works. We may visit site to audit the works and ensure they are carried out safely and responsibly.

  • Submit completion file

    Send us your completion file no later than 14 days after completing the works.

  • Asset adoption letter issued

    Once we have validated your completion file, we will issue an asset adoption letter to confirm the project is complete.

8 steps to connect

Commercial arrangements 4 steps

Technical & build; 4 steps

Connection enquiry form

Find out whether there is sufficient capacity in the gas network where you intend to produce biomethane.

Customer Enquiry Form v3

How to connect

The biomethane connection process described in more detail\

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How to connect

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How to connect

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The biomethane connection process described in more detail\

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