Energy provider Pinergy announces sixth price hike since January 2021

The average electricity bill has gone up by around €900 per year since January 2021. Picture: iStock

The average electricity bill has gone up by around €900 per year since January 2021. Picture: iStock

Fri, 05 Aug, 2022 - 21:30
Steven Heaney

Energy supplier Pinergy has announced that it is raising its prices for a sixth time since the start of 2021.

The company says it will be increasing the unit price of its electricity by 18% from September 5. It will also increase its daily pre-pay meter charge by 24%, and its daily standing charge by 30%.

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