How changing or challenging energy suppliers cuts costs

Simple tweaks to utility contracts or changes in suppliers can be a quick and easy way to save money on household bills
How changing or challenging energy suppliers cuts costs

Know how and when you use most of your power.

A recent survey by price comparison website Switcher.ie shows that the average utility draw for a one-two-bedroom apartment is in the area of 2900kWh for power, and 6,900kWh for gas for householders. This rises to 5,400kWh for electricity and 13,700kWh of gas for those in a four-five-bedroom household supporting up to five individuals. 

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) counts 4,200kWh of electricity and 11,000kWh of gas as average use.

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