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When it comes to saving energy, sometimes the best advice doesn’t come from experts – it comes from people just like you. We asked our

With summer firmly behind us and that first nip in the air, many consumers are starting to think about how to keep their homes warm

Click Energy have announced they are increasing prices by 3.5% from 1st November 2025. Over 33,500 Click Energy customers will now see their bills increase

SSE Airtricity has announced that it will increase electricity prices by 4% for domestic customers from 1st November 2025. Over 143,000 SSE Airtricity customers will

firmus energy customers in the Greater Belfast Network have received welcome news with a price drop on the cost of natural gas. The gas supplier

SSE Airtricity Gas has announced that they will reduce prices for their gas customers by 8.47% from 1st October 2025. This will be welcomed by

Power NI, who supply electricity to 6 in 10 homes in Northern Ireland, have announced a 4% price increase for domestic customers from 1 October

firmus energy customers have received some good news today – the price they will pay for natural gas is set to reduce. The gas supplier

Back in 2024, we reported on Electric Ireland’s plan to exit the NI market (you can read that here) and stop supplying homes. Now, over

When it comes to your electricity bill, two terms often cause a bit of confusion: unit rates and standing charges. Understanding what each means and

One of the most common questions we get asked is: “How are electricity prices actually worked out?” It’s a good question – and not always