The Latest Breaking News from Electric Ireland

The annual price with all the main providers is now above €2,000

Energy supplier Flogas has become the first to offer a fixed energy deal in the Irish market in almost three years.

Electric Ireland announced today that it will be adding €50 credit to its customers' accounts in light of 'exceptional circumstances' surrounding energy prices.

STATE-owned Electric Ireland is to forgo profit from its residential electricity business in the coming year and give customers a credit payment.

A study of the country’s seven main energy firms has found variations of up to 66% between what they charge

“We realise that the continuing cost of living crisis will make it difficult for some customers."

It was such an incredible statement that it required a second reading to make sure nothing had been missed first time. Surely, the top official in the second largest county in the country wasn’t saying they had no interest in winning an All-Ireland title. Yes, he was – and unequivocally…

Electric Ireland now says the fund will open to any of their customers facing “financial difficulties and uncertainty”

ESB, the State company and owner of Electric Ireland the largest energy supplier in this country, reported huge gains of €357million for the first half of this year.