Airtricity to increase gas prices from October, MD says it is "unavoidable"
Those on Airtricity’s cheapest tariff will see gas prices rise by 31 cent a week.
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Those on Airtricity’s cheapest tariff will see gas prices rise by 31 cent a week.
The project is at an early stage and Eirgrid say they do not expect to submit an application to An Bord Pleanála for planning approval before 2015.
No-one was hurt in the incident, which lasted about half an hour last night. Fifteen ESB customers were left without power overnight
ESB has a number of safety tips and advice for people out enjoying the outdoors over the summer.
Latest figures show 82 per cent more gas customers were cut off last year, compared to 2011.
Ireland’s power prices rose 10 per cent last year – among the highest increases anywhere in the European Union.
An operator knocked down a tree – which cut the main high-voltage line between the north and south of the country.
Bord na Móna is building a landfill gas power plant at the Drehid facility near Allenwood, with production beginning next year.
The energy company released its annual report today which showed that 62,000 pay-as-you-go meters are now installed in Irish homes.
The fine was imposed after customers in the UK were given misleading information which made the company appear cheaper than competitors.
Customers in rural and exposed areas are still without power following the heavy snowfall in the North last week.
A ‘Status Yellow’ warning is issued for parts of the Republic as 35,000 homes in the North remain without electricity.
A Waterford station has seen a record 63mm of rain fall in the past 36 hours.
The figures were compiled by the Commission for Energy Regulation for the period from July to September 2012.
Ireland has had the second largest drop in energy consumption in the EU since the financial crisis hit.
Fallen trees are also blocking a number of roads. The wind will continue for much of today, so drivers are warned to take care.
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Properties in Dublin, Galway, Longford, Waterford, Clare and Limerick have been affected.
It is expected that the new expansion programme will increase the operational wind capacity of Bord Gáis by more than 50 per cent.
Floodwaters led to the evacuations after bad weather hit northern Italy this weekend.
Tens of thousands of people whose homes were destroyed or damaged by superstorm Sandy now need to find somewhere to live – and temperatures are plunging dramatically.
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Eirgrid said the go-live date of the interconnector will now be temporarily deferred.
The government is increasing a surcharge on electricity bills to fund the development of alternative energy.
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The illusionist is preparing to spend three days and three nights standing in the middle of electric currents – with a chainmail bodysuit as a barrier.
With energy price hikes kicking in soon and temperatures falling, are you switching on the timer – or holding off as long as possible?
With rising gas and electricity prices we gave you a few tips to make savings last week. Now it’s your turn.
*No of course not. Don’t be silly.
Customers face an increase in the cost of their gas and electricity from the middle of next month, the company said today.
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Not good news for the company’s 1.3 million customers, 60,000 of whom also get their gas from Electric Ireland.
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Almost 7,000 customers had their gas or electricity disconnected in the first three months of this year.
The latest Bord Gáis Energy Index cites supply issues and eurozone weakness as pushing fuel up.
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