Compare gas & electricity suppliers in Ireland
Switching to a new energy deal is quick and easy and could save you hundreds of euro per year. Compare gas and electricity rates from Ireland’s suppliers. Search fixed, variable, dual fuel and smart plans to get the best deal.
Bord Gáis Energy
Bord Gáis Energy provides gas and electricity and is Ireland’s largest boiler servicing and repair company. They also offer smart energy plans and products, plus EV charger and solar panel installation. Bord Gáis Energy’s Rewards Club offers savings with partners like Zurich.
Community Power
Community Power is Ireland’s first community-owned electricity company. The supplier generates energy from its own wind farm, and buys renewable power from cooperatives to sell on. Community Power offers standard and smart tariffs and promises fair pricing with no exit fees.
Ecopower
Ecopower supplies 100% clean, green and renewable electricity to homes and businesses across the country. Established in Ireland, Ecopower operates wind farms across several counties and is developing new wind and solar projects. They offer a range of standard and smart tariffs.
Electric Ireland
Electric Ireland, which is the retail division of ESB, provides electricity and gas to 1.1 million homes and businesses. The supplier offers dual fuel tariffs, smart meter plans and prepay gas, plus a range of Net Zero products and services, like solar panel installation, retrofitting and microgeneration.
Energia
Energia supplies 100% renewable green energy to homes and businesses in Ireland. It operates many wind farms, supplying 21% of the country’s wind energy. The supplier offers a range of standard and smart plans, including tariffs for solar and EV users. Energia also offers feed-in tariffs and solar panel and battery installation.
Flogas
Flogas provides a full range of energy solutions across Ireland, including natural gas, electricity plans and LPG home heating services. The supplier offers 100% green single and dual fuel tariffs, plus several smart meter plans. Flogas also provides solar panel installation and offers feed-in tariffs.
Pinergy
Pinergy provides clean, renewable energy to homes and businesses across Ireland. They offer a range of plans to suit your lifestyle and provide smart energy tools to monitor energy consumption and cut costs. Pinergy also offers EV charger and solar panel installation.
Prepay Power
Prepay Power offers bill-free, pay-as-you-go energy. You simply pay for the energy when you need it. You can see what you’re spending on the app, so it’s easier to track and save on your energy usage. Top up your smart meter online, via the app or in your local shop.
SSE Airtricity
SSE Airtricity is the largest provider of green energy in Ireland and supplies homes and businesses with 100% renewable gas and electricity. They offer a range of standard and smart plans, plus services to help you upgrade your home like solar panels and EV charger installation.
Waterpower
Waterpower supplies green electricity to domestic and commercial customers across Ireland. They are an Irish-owned, fully licensed electricity retailer and regulated by the CRU.
Yuno Energy
Yuno Energy offers a range of plans including variable electricity and fixed rate, smart dual fuel plans with a unique app to help you save time and money. The Yuno Energy app offers personalised spending insights, a flexible monthly payment system and access to 7 day, Dublin-based support.
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 €791 by switching from standard tariffs to the cheapest deals on the market.
Which suppliers offer electricity in Ireland?
Here are the suppliers that offer electricity in Ireland and how much you could save by switching today.
- Bord Gáis Energy
- Community Power
- Ecopower
- Electric Ireland
- Energia
- Flogas
- Pinergy
- PrepayPower
- SSE Airtricity
- Waterpower
- Yuno Energy
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 €484. This is because the average standard tariff is €1,752, while the cheapest plan on the market is just €1,267 per year for the average electricity customer.
Which suppliers offer gas in Ireland?
Here are the suppliers that offer gas in Ireland and how much you could save by switching today.
- Bord Gáis Energy
- Electric Ireland
- Energia
- Flogas
- PrepayPower
- SSE Airtricity
Switching could save an average gas user €301. The average standard gas tariff is currently €1,482, while the cheapest plan on the market is just €1,180.
Which suppliers offer dual fuel plans?
These energy suppliers offer dual fuel plans:
- Bord Gáis Energy
- Electric Ireland
- Energia
- Flogas
- PrepayPower
- SSE Airtricity
The average gas and electricity customer on a dual deal plan could save up to €791 by switching from their standard tariff to the cheapest deal.
Why switch to a new energy supplier?
If you haven’t changed your energy provider in over a year, it’s likely you’ll save money when you switch.
Most gas and electricity suppliers offer big discounts to new customers for the first 12 months. However, when this discount period ends, you’ll pay the standard rate, which is often much higher.
Switching is easy, and a customer moving from a standard tariff to a cheaper deal could save up to €791.
How much could you save?
It depends on how closely your usage matches with the average Irish household but based on the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) figures, you could expect to save:
In addition to discounts, some suppliers also offer other incentives to new customers, such as welcome credit or vouchers, so it’s worth taking time to compare prices and plan features.
How to choose an energy supplier and switch
The best way to choose a new energy supplier and deal is to carry out an energy price comparison.
To compare deals, all you need is a recent energy bill and to answer a few quick questions about your current supply.
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, use the national averages to discover how much you could save.
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