Electricity prices to fall — but gas bill hike likely

ELECTRICITY bills are set to fall — but the good news for householders has been tempered by the fact that Bord Gáis is looking for a price hike.

Mon, 04 Apr, 2011 - 01:00
Noel Baker

The re-branded ESB Electric Ireland will today announce a range of price plans that could chip almost €190 off average electricity and gas bills every year.

Customers can choose from electricity-only, gas-only or dual products as the company claims it is “very aware” of financial pressures on householders.

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