All about gas & electricity in Ireland

Switching to a cheaper electricity or gas plan is quick and easy and could save you hundreds of euro. Here’s how to find a better deal and switch your supplier.

Switching to a cheaper gas and electricity deal could save you hundreds of euros yearly. Here’s how to compare energy suppliers and switch to a new plan that costs less.

One of the best ways to save money on your energy bills is by cutting back on your usage. Here’s all you need to know about energy efficiency with money-saving tips to reduce your bills.

The Kilowatt-hour (kWh) is a unit used by energy suppliers to work out how much you pay for gas and electricity. Here’s all you need to know about kWhs and saving money on your energy bill.

You may have seen the PSO Levy on your energy bills, but what is it? Here’s all you need to know about Ireland’s PSO Levy and how it affects your electricity bills.

Gas and electricity meters track how much energy you use. Here’s how to read your meter and keep on top of your energy bills.

Boosting your home’s energy rating can slash your energy bills, make your house warmer and even unlock cheaper mortgage deals. Here’s how to improve your BER and save money.

Here’s how pay as you go electricity and gas plans work in Ireland. We compare prepay energy prices, weigh up the pros and cons, and explain how to switch to stay on top of your bills.

You can reduce your environmental impact and save money by choosing a green energy plan. Here’s how renewable energy in Ireland works and how to switch to a greener tariff.

Not sure who your energy supplier is? Here’s how to find out who supplies gas and electricity to your home.

The ESB smart meter rollout is taking place across Ireland now, so whether you’re a homeowner or a business, you’ll get your new smart meter free of charge before 2024. Here’s what you need to know.

If your boiler breaks you could be without heating or hot water, boiler cover ensures you can get it fixed without a hefty bill. Here’s what boiler service plans cover and how to work out if they’re worth it.

If you struggle to pay the day to day costs of running your home, you could qualify for a helping hand with your energy bills. Here are some of the grants and allowances that could help cut the cost of your gas and electricity.

If you get a social welfare allowance and struggle to pay your winter energy bills, you could be eligible for extra help. Here’s how to claim the Fuel Allowance.

If you want cheaper gas and electricity bills, it’s helpful to understand how your energy usage compares and how your bill is calculated. Here’s all you need to know about energy bills in Ireland.

If you use oil to heat your home, here’s how to find the cheapest heating oil and save money.

With gas and electricity bills reaching boiling point and the kitchen being one of the most energy-thirsty places in the home - we’ve dished up some top tips for faster, smarter and more energy-efficient cooking.