What it means for you 

• More control

  You can spread your annual energy costs across 12 months

• More visibility

  Monthly bills let you keep better track of your energy usage

• Less hassle

  All payments are made automatically by direct debit

• Peace of mind

  No more guessing how much you need to pay, and no large winter bills

How it works

• Monthly payments

  Your payments will come out automatically each month by direct debit.

• Monthly statements

  Each month you'll get a statement showing your recent payments, your energy use and costs, and account balance.

• Regular reviews

  Every four months we'll review your monthly payment amount against your energy usage to make sure it's correct. If it changes we'll always notify you first.

• Submit meter readings

  To help us accurately record your energy use, you can submit regular meter readings. These will help us correctly adjust your account when we review it every four months.

Note on Tariff:

Tariff discounts against SSE Airtricity Standard gas unit rates. Rates valid from 1 November 2023. Rates subject to change. Figures have been rounded to two decimal places. Standing charges also apply. Carbon Tax has been set at €0.00956 (Inc. VAT) / €0.00877 (Ex. VAT) per kWh. This tax applies to all domestic natural gas customers, irrespective of supplier.

Offer valid from 1 April 2017.

Tariff Information:

Sales Guarantee

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What's the unit rate?

The unit rate is how much you'll pay per kilowatt hour (kWh) used. A kilowatt hour is the unit used to measure energy use.

Meter types explained

Your meter type is assigned to your property so you can't change it.

Standing charges are a combination of the fixed charges associated with providing electricity and gas network services and a share of the supply costs in servicing your account. They may vary by supplier.

Urban or rural?

Urban or rural is determined by the location of your property and is assigned by ESB Networks. Rural customers pay a higher standing charge as it costs more to supply electricity to properties further away from the network.

24 Hour or Nightsaver?

If you're on 24 Hour you pay the same price for electricity no matter what time of day it is.
If you're on Nightsaver you pay two different prices for electricity - higher during the day and lower at night. You'll also have a Day/Night meter - this can either have two rows of numbers or a digital display.

Still not sure?

You can also find your connection type on any of your old bills under 'Profile'.
Profile 1: 24 hour urban / Profile 2: Nightsaver urban / Profile 3: 24 hour rural / Profile 4: Nightsaver rural

The Public Service Obligation (PSO) Levy for electricity has been set at ‰âÂ5.69 (including VAT) / ‰âÂ5.01 (excluding VAT) per month from 1st October 2015.

This applies to all domestic electricity customers, irrespective of supplier.

Unit rate is how much you'll pay per kilowatt hour(kWh) used.A kilowatt hour is the unit used to measure energy use.

Standing charges are a combination of the fixed charges associated with providing electricity and gas network services and a share of the supply costs in servicing your account. They may vary by supplier.