Electric Ireland customers facing increased prices over winter

Electric Ireland customers facing increased prices over winter

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Tue, 01 Sep, 2020 - 19:05

Electric Ireland is to increase its prices by 3.4% due to recent costs impacting the broader electrical system and market.

The utility said the increase will equate to an increase of €2.88 per month on the average residential electricity bill and will come into effect on October 1.

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