This latest price reduction will result in a 9.5% decrease to the typical household cost
Pinergy, energy supplier, has announced a second decrease this year to its standard residential electricity prices effective from 1st October 2023 following an earlier decrease last March.
This latest price reduction will result in a 9.5% decrease to the typical household cost which is equivalent to €220 annually (incl. VAT) in an Estimated Annual Bill (EAB) based on a domestic customer using typical consumption per annum on standard tariffs.
Commenting on the latest price reduction, Pinergy CEO, Enda Gunnell, said: “After our price reduction in March, we said that we would continue to review pricing. However, the energy crisis has not gone away and wholesale pricing remains inflated & volatile.
“We continue to urge policy makers to invest in market reforms of the Energy sector to accelerate the energy transition for all.
"Policies like the introduction of MicroGeneration payments have been a very welcome development and we are pleased to be able to hold our 25c per kWh payment for customers who are exporting excess electricity from solar panels to Pinergy.
"Further reforms are necessary to accelerate the further availability of clean, lower cost, renewable energy.”
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