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Discover Irene Pro

Irene Pro is a comprehensive and user-friendly analysis and calculation solution for gas networks. Developed by Kiwa, Irene Pro serves as an essential tool for numerous network operators in the construction, management and maintenance of gas networks.

Find out all about Irene Pro, the analysis and calculation tool for gas networks.

The power of Irene Pro

  • Calculation capabilities from small networks to complete supply areas with different pressure levels and sub-networks.
  • Ability to work with various types of gases, such as biogas, green gas, hydrogen and CO₂.
  • Comprehensive insights, including gas flow direction, transport speed and identifying areas with the highest pressure drop.

Easy integration and operation

Irene Pro can be easily integrated with CAD, GIS and other information systems using the globally supported XML format. Furthermore, information from Irene Pro can be directly copied to other applications or saved as Excel, PDF, ESRI-Shape or DXF files. The user-friendly interface ensures that users can quickly navigate through the many features of Irene Pro. Irene Pro provides immediate insights into the relevant information.

Support for Irene Pro

Irene Pro users can rely on a dedicated support desk for assistance. The support team is available to answer any questions and welcomes suggestions for improving Irene Pro even further. Additionally, an annual user day is organized where user feedback and requests (both realized and new) are prominently featured. This allows users to have a direct influence on the future development of the program.

License costs

The cost of acquiring a license depends on factors such as the number of pipelines, sub-networks, supply points in your networks and the number of additional modules you wish to use.

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