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Electric Ireland PAYG rates

JayRoc · 2023-11-01 07:11:01

Hi all, I had an Electric Ireland pay as you go meter installed in my flat several years ago and as such I am fairly well attuned to how much I spend on a daily basis. I'm also keenly aware of the significant (and well publicised) price increases of the last couple of years. As sometimes happens, there was some extra…

01-11-2023 8:11am

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JayRoc

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Hi all,
I had an Electric Ireland pay as you go meter installed in my flat several years ago and as such I am fairly well attuned to how much I spend on a daily basis.
I'm also keenly aware of the significant (and well publicised) price increases of the last couple of years.

As sometimes happens, there was some extra information included with the usual top-up code the last time I topped up,
and I had assumed it to be a rate decrease given what we've been hearing about (prices finally dropping again etc) but if anything my daily costs seem to have gone slightly up.

Is there an obvious way I can view the rates I'm on and see the various price changes that have recently occurred?

Thanks in advance

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