Compare gas & electricity suppliers in Ireland
Compare Energy Suppliers in Ireland.
Bord Gáis Energy
Bord Gáis Energy supplies gas and electricity and is also the largest boiler servicing and repair company in Ireland. It offers smart energy products like Hive Active Heating that lets you control your heating remotely from your smart device. Bord Gáis Energy’s Rewards Club gets you savings with partners like Tesco.
Community Power
Community Power is Ireland’s first community owned electricity supplier, with a mission to support Ireland to run on clean, renewable power. It generates renewable energy from its wind farm, and also buys renewable power from communities and cooperatives to sell on. You can exit your contract whenever you like, without paying any penalty charges.
Ecopower
Ecopower supplies 100% clean, green and renewable electricity to homes and businesses across Ireland. Established in Ireland, Ecopower sources all its energy from its own wind farms. They are fully licenced by the CRU and offer affordable standard and discounted tariffs.
Electric Ireland
Electric Ireland provides electricity and gas to homes and businesses in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It’s the retail division of ESB and was rebranded as Electric Ireland in 2012. Choose from single energy and dual fuel tariffs to suit your needs.
Energia
Energia supplies 100% renewable green energy to over 250,000 homes and businesses in Ireland. It operates one of the biggest wind farms and buys energy from other renewable sources - supplying 21% of Ireland’s total wind power. Energia won the Green Energy Provider award at the 2019 and 2020 Green Energy Awards.
Flogas
Flogas can heat any home in Ireland by offering both natural gas and LPG. If you’re not near a mains gas supply, you can have an LPG heating system installed. And, if you switch from oil to gas, you’ll get 1,200 litres free.
Glowpower
Glowpower launched in Ireland in November 2019 and provides a number of electricity-only plans for homes across Ireland. It offers discounts beyond the first year, to avoid any nasty bill shocks and help keep things simple.
Pinergy
Pinergy provides renewable energy solutions from wind, solar and hydro power and aims to help businesses, farms and homes become more energy efficient. It creates smart energy tools to help you understand your energy consumption and find ways of cutting it down to reduce waste and costs.
PrePayPower
PrepayPower offers bill free pay-as-you-go energy, so you don’t need to worry about getting large estimated bills. A Smart Control System is fitted into your home so you can see how much energy you’re using and how much credit you have left. You can top up online, via the app or in your local shop, and you’ll never be cut off at night or weekends.
SSE Airtricity
SSE Airtricity is the largest provider of green energy in Ireland, and generates 140MW from wind farms in Northern Ireland. It supplies homes and businesses with 100% renewable gas and electricity, and also offers boiler servicing and repairs.
Waterpower
Waterpower supplies green electricity to domestic and commercial customers across Ireland. A wholly Irish owned company that helps you save money and the environment, Waterpower are a fully licensed electricity retailer and are regulated by The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU).
Gas and electricity suppliers in Ireland
At Switcher.ie we compare the whole market, so you can find the cheapest plan out there, whether you have gas, electricity, or both.
At the moment, the average customer can save up to €383 by switching from standard tariffs to the cheapest deals on the market.
Which suppliers offer electricity and what’s the cheapest electricity deal?
Here are the suppliers that offer electricity in Ireland:
- Bord Gáis Energy
- Community Power
- Ecopower
- Electric Ireland
- Energia
- Flogas
- Glowpower
- Pinergy
- PrePayPower
- SSE Airtricity
- Waterpower
Most of these providers are traditional electricity suppliers, but Pinergy and PrePayPower specialise in prepaid electricity services. Electric Ireland also offers some prepaid tariffs.
If you haven’t switched electricity in a while, it’s likely you’re on a standard electricity rate and your electricity prices are higher than they need to be.
Switching could save you up to €181. This is because the average standard tariff comes in at €2,120, while the cheapest plan on the market is just €1,938 per year for the average electricity customer.
Which suppliers offer gas and what’s the cheapest gas deal?
Here are the suppliers that offer gas in Ireland:
If you haven’t switched your gas supplier in over a year, you’ll be on a standard gas rate by now. The average standard gas tariff comes in at €1,864, while the cheapest plan on the market is just €1,663, meaning taking some time to switch could save an average gas user €201.
Which suppliers offer dual fuel plans and what’s the cheapest dual fuel deal?
These energy suppliers offer dual fuel plans:
The average gas and electricity customer can save up to €383 by switching from standard tariffs to the cheapest deals out there.
Depending on your usage, you may make bigger savings by switching to individual gas and electricity plans, rather than a dual fuel deal, but some consumers like the idea of just dealing with one supplier on billing and any queries.
How to choose an energy supplier and switch energy
The best way to choose a new energy supplier and deal is to carry out an energy price comparison.
To compare energy deals, all you need is a copy of your recent energy bills and to answer a few quick questions about your current supplier and what you want to get from your new supplier.
You’ll get the most accurate results if you enter your actual energy consumption (which you can find on your bills) but if you don’t have this, don’t worry - you can use the national averages to get an idea of the cheapest energy prices out there.
You may be worried about switching to a new supplier in case you lose service for a period of time, but there’s no need for concern. All suppliers use the same pipes and cables to supply energy to your home, so there won’t be any interruption in supply.
Once you choose a deal, you just need to enter a few details, including your current meter readings and then your new supplier will take it from there.
Switch and save up to €383 on your energy bills
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