'No change' for Irish customers despite Bord Gáis owner cutting prices in UK 

The fall in UK prices was attributed to government budgetary measures, with a spokesperson saying there was "no such incentives" for suppliers to in Ireland drop prices
'No change' for Irish customers despite Bord Gáis owner cutting prices in UK 

Bord Gais' parent company, Centrica, which also owns Whitegate power station, said that it will introduce lower prepayment prices for UK customers from the 1st of April, making it the cheapest option to buy energy in Britain.

Bord Gáis has said that they have no intention at this time of reducing prices for customers in Ireland despite plans by its parent company to cut fees across its UK market.

Multinational energy firm Centrica, which owns Bord Gáis in Ireland and British Gas in the UK, said this week that it will introduce lower prepayment prices for UK customers from the 1st of April, making it the cheapest option to buy energy in Britain.

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