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Irish electricity prices are the highest in the EU but there are steps you can take to pay as little as possible
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Woman arrested in connection with Electric Ireland customer data breach
Garda investigations ongoing following Monday arrest
Does it pay to invest in solar panels before grants are cut in December?
Green investment also promises lower energy bills and the chance to sell any surplus power back to the grid
ESB chief plays down prospect of further energy price cuts amid fall in profits
Energy company says its business is growing and investment in renewables is continuing
Electric Ireland announces fresh price cuts and will absorb higher standing charges
Energy provider cutting cost of electricity for smart meter customers by 5 per cent, while others will receive 3 per cent cut
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Decarbonisation of electricity by 2040 is on course, says ESB boss Paddy Hayes
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Empowering customers: Electric Ireland’s sustainable marketing journey through the energy crisis
With energy costs hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons over the past two and a half years, Electric Ireland’s Lisa Browne tells Dentsu’s Dave Winterlich about marketing in a crisis and the importance of a strong brand
Yuno Energy cuts fixed-rate electricity prices for second time in January
New rate is ‘€500 cheaper annually’ than average standard rates, says energy retailer
Q&A: Energy prices are going down. Here’s what consumers need to know about it
Electric Ireland has made a further price cut, with other providers expected to follow suit. But the market is volatile and prices are still high compared to 2021
Monday’s Top Stories: ‘Unprecedented’ increase in unaccompanied children seeking asylum; Electric Ireland announces fresh price cuts of up to 8%
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Electric Ireland announces price cuts of up to 8% for more than one million customers
Move by electricty and gas provider could save some customers close to €300 annually
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Electric Ireland warns data of 8,000 customers may have been ‘compromised’
Date issue: Affected customers who may have experienced fraudulent activity have been asked to contact Electric Ireland directly
Energy price cuts of 10-30% for nearly all Irish households in coming days
Almost all households will see cuts of between 10 and 30 per cent over coming days as suppliers start competing for business
Ideal Homes: Giving your home an energy upgrade does not come cheap, so advice is essential
The experts will be on hand to talk about retrofitting and energy upgrades at this autumn’s Ideal Homes show
Cheaper energy bills on the horizon if current trends continue, says ESB finance chief
State-owned utility reports record half-year operating profit of €676m for the six months to the end of June
PrepayPower announces energy price cuts of up to 13.5%
Move will save dual fuel customers an average of €435 annually, according to company
Taoiseach meeting energy firms as further gas and electricity price cuts sought
Price decreases of between 10 and 20% announced this month not enough, Varadkar says
How did a hefty electricity credit turn into a huge debt?
Pricewatch: A reader who ended up €1,000 in the red is frustrated at receiving a ‘patronising lecture’ from Electric Ireland on how an ‘equal pay’ billing method works
‘It is very 1950s, isn’t it?’ Judge told of warring couple’s agreement over immersion switch
Relations between man and woman have broken down but neither has money to move out, Family Law Court told
Taoiseach calls for further energy price reductions as Electric Ireland cuts rates
Move will save domestic duel fuel customers in excess of €400 over 12 months
Household bills will take time to reflect lower wholesale prices, energy companies say
Electric Ireland, Bord Gáis and SSE cite hedging for price cut delay as survey says Dublin consumers pay nearly twice EU average for power
Greenhouse gas emissions in Ireland rose 5% in 2021, figures show
CSO report follows a Eurostat publication showing Ireland increased its greenhouse gas emissions more than any other EU country in the first three months of this year
Utilities regulator flags ‘backlog’ of complaints amid deluge of customer contacts
Consumers report ‘significant difficulties’ with contacting their supplier
Eoin Burke-Kennedy: How the ESB protected UK customers from higher energy prices but not Irish ones
Despite wanting to limit price increases on consumers here, the former State monopoly was prevented from doing so by EU competition law
Electric Ireland is cheapest supplier of energy to Irish market, says regulator
CRU estimates that SSE gas customers get best standard-rate deals while Flogas offers biggest discounts
Almost 1,000 homes feeding electricity to national grid not getting paid
Some solar-powered homes are still on waiting list for smart meters
Energy prices to remain high into 2024 despite wholesale falls
Suppliers tied to expensive hedging deals struck during crisis
ESB to press ahead with offshore wind project despite failure to win electricity supply contract
Unsuccessful bidders say they intend proceeding with offshore power projects
Irish energy prices remain high as European rates fall
Consumers suffer double whammy as prices rose faster here than in other euro zone states and are now not falling in line with those countries
Irish wholesale electricity prices continue to fall
Gas likely to continue slipping on European markets
Electricity suppliers tight-lipped on potential cuts to bills despite falling prices
Gas stocks at record high as March ended with further shipments likely this week
Complaints about energy companies almost doubled in 2022
In one case study, an unidentified company debited €2,274 from a customer’s bank account without prior authorisation
ESB profit more than doubles amid high wholesale electricity prices
State energy company will pay €327m dividend to Exchequer bringing total payments over the last decade to almost €1.5 billion
Here’s how to deal with those shocking energy bills
On The Money: High energy bills this winter are making people fearful but the key message is to contact your supplier and don’t ignore the problem
‘I simply cannot afford to pay it’: Readers have their say on their ‘horrifying’ energy bills
Pensioner living alone says ‘no one seems to be able to explain the huge increase’ in her electricity bills
Energy prices: Have you been hit with high gas and electricity bills? Share your experience with us
On Wednesday, the Dáil heard of a 100-year-old woman receiving a €957.49 bill, further highlighting how customers are struggling to meet rising prices
Green light for Howth Castle plan, cheaper electricity for SMEs, and new rules for divorced homebuyers
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Electric Ireland business prices falling but no good news for domestic users
No sign of relief for domestic customers despite a fall in prices for businesses of around 10 per cent from next month
No joy for households as Electric Ireland cuts bills for small businesses by 10%
Small and medium businesses will benefit from lower electricity costs but charges for homes will remain the same
Costs are falling fast so why are customer energy bills still so high?
Consumers and businesses wearying of arguments around hedging and losses incurred on residential business six months after prices start to fall
Pinergy becomes first energy retailer to cut electricity prices since 2020
Energy crisis may have peaked but ‘has not gone away’, says chief executive Enda Gunnell
Big companies pay less for electricity, Ryanair and school buses, and paying into a pension as markets wobble
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New €100m EV charging plan will put pressure on national grid
Eamon Ryan to unveil plan to install charging points countrywide in bid to address driver anxiety
Energy bills: Failure to switch costing customers thousands, CRU finds
CRU analysis says customer could have saved average of €581 a year by opting for best electricity rate, and €316 a year on gas
Electric Ireland announces €50 credit for residential electricity customers
Utility also beefs up hardship fund after prices jump 90% this year but no relief for its gas customers
Electric Ireland’s selective disclosure of price increase leaves customer in the dark
Q&A: Customers deserve transparency, especially when the news is bad
Collection of data queried in relation to smart-meter electricity use
State’s privacy watchdog reviewing legal basis for harvesting of half-hourly data by ESB Networks
Energy prices likely to rise further despite falls in gas price
Suppliers not ruling out further increases as longer-term price outlook shows gas will cost them even more in winter 2023
Electric Ireland wins in switching battle among consumers
ESB subsidiary gained most customers from June’s record switching as two of the big four suppliers suffer net loss of customers
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