Most people are probably not aware that Electric Ireland had higher electricity standing charges for Low Usage Customers. The Low Usage Standing Charge no longer applies from May 1st 2022. It was €31 a year more than the normal standing charge. This equated to approximately € 5.25 (inc. VAT) extra per two monthly billing period. […]
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ESB have confirmed they will be increasing Electricity charges by 14% from October 1st 2011 . The ESB dropped prices back in April – undercutting both Airtricity and Bord Gais. Our recent comparison of Electricity prices showed that after the latest Bord Gais electricity price increase – ESB were the cheapest for electricity. If both […]
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Bord Gáis have confirmed they are increasing residential electricity prices in Ireland by 12 %t from August 1st. Bord Gais currently has around 435,000 residential electricity customers – many of those will have switched from ESB in the past year to get lower prices. The price rise will add about €120 a year to the […]
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ESB – or Electric Ireland got some bad publicity earlier this month when they announced electricity price cuts for most customers – but not for those in arrears. They have now changed the rules – and some discounts are available to customers in arrears . The ESB Price Cuts of around 12% are available if […]
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ESB – or Electric Ireland – have introduced several new price plans that are a good bit cheaper than their standard rates. They are now also offering to take over supply of natural gas. The lowest electricity and gas prices from ESB are for customers who pay by direct debit and opt for electronic billing. […]
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