Electric Ireland customers have received welcome news – a price drop on their electricity costs.
Northern Ireland’s fourth largest electricity supplier has announced a price decrease of 15% for their domestic electricity customers from 4th June 2024.
The decrease will save a typical customer around £206 whether they are a bill pay or keypad customer*.
What does the price increase mean for customers?
Without doubt any price decrease is welcome and it will mean a reduction in bills.
Commenting on the price reduction, Bill Coyle, Northern Ireland Residential Manager Electric Ireland said; “We always seek to offer the best prices to our customers and we are pleased to announce today that we will be reducing unit rates by 15% for our residential customers.”
However, although prices are moving in the right direction it’s important to remember that prices are still much higher than a few years ago. Electric Ireland, like all suppliers, increased prices multiple times since 2021 so bills will remain high.
If you are struggling to pay energy bills or top-up you meter, make sure to contact your energy supplier in the first instance for help and support.
Electric Ireland – the Company
Electric Ireland has almost 60k electricity customers in Northern Ireland, around 7% of the domestic market, who will now see their bills decrease.
Electric Ireland provide Pay as You Go (Keypad) and Credit (Bill Pay) tariffs for customers. You can choose between a discount rate tariff, or tariffs that come with a range of cashback offers.
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* Based on Bill Pay and Keypad Standard 24Hr tariff and 3,200 kWh annual usage