Watchdog raps energy providers for failing to provide accurate information on cheaper rates

A spot check by the regulator found that the majority of the country's energy suppliers were not providing enough information for customers to actually take advantage of such rates.

A spot check by the regulator found that the majority of the country's energy suppliers were not providing enough information for customers to actually take advantage of such rates.

Ireland's energy providers have come under fire from the energy regulator for failing to meet obligations concerning time-of-use tariffs.

Under such tariffs, customers avail of cheaper rates when using electricity at certain times.

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