Energy bills higher despite fall in wholesale prices

Energy bills are up to 20% higher in Ireland than in 2017, despite wholesale energy prices falling in that time.
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Wed, 13 May, 2020 - 16:44
Kevin O’Neill

Energy bills are up to 20% higher in Ireland than in 2017, despite wholesale energy prices falling in that time.

The figures have prompted calls for energy providers to cut their rates to ease the burden on under-pressure consumers.

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