Whats your energy bill like?

Got gas bill in 578e, bloody huge bill from Electric Ireland, biggest ever! Also cannot gain access to account I cannot reset pin, anyone having issues similar?

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Gas bill arrived on Tuesday and was €312. That's three times the price it was last year for the same usage. I haven't turned on the gas since. Myself and the OH have been wearing thick night gowns and slippers in the house since. I've got a coal and log fire burning in the evenings also.

with the government 200 and electric Ireland 50 euro credit, My bill should be covered in full, so free

My electric was 200 self read as I missed the meter reader. Live alone in a bungalow, So covered by the credit. I've gas heating though so dreading that coming.

With the two lots of €200 credit recently I haven't paid anything for my last two electric bills and my account is still €90 in credit. My Energia contract with a hefty 40% discount runs out in a couple of weeks time though so it'll certainly start to go up then unfortunately.

Elec bill just in, actual readings both ends. 2 months for 251e excluding the Govt credits.

Unit rate is just over 31c after discount.

Family of 6, 1,700 sq ft house. Gas heating and stove in living room.

Happy enough with the bill though it is a big rise on previous years

Relatively large bungalow. Built in the last 2 years. Air to water heat pump with underfloor heating and fúck loads of insulation.

We're billed every 2 months. Electric bill was €187 for October and November. Might be a tad higher for December and January as it has been cooler.

It falls to a pittance in the summer time.

wait, whats the electric ireland 50 euro credit?

https://www.electricireland.ie/news/article/electric-ireland-winter-credit

€50 credit for all customers

Oh jaysus €925 Gas bill....... Insane

Last bill was a decent 156 covering October/November so with the 200 credit Im 44 quid ahead. Main reason for that is I switched in August to Energias Electric Vehicle plan which is a fixed rate so I avoided all the price increases in October and there is more price rises to come soon so I'll gladly be exempt from those too. I dont even own an electric car so was over the moon to discover that hack as some people are paying 25 cents a unit for night units and almost 50 cents for day ones.

Day rate on the electric vehicle plan is 31 cents and the night rate a bargain 9 cents and Ive now shifted 40% of my usage to night rate with the dishwasher, washing machine only switched on at 11pm and with the hot water heated 2-4am as well. Have an air to air heat pump which is far more efficient than normal electric heating so that helps too and then I supplement it with burning oak logs in the stove a couple of nights a week. Burning logs works out a good bit more expensive than using electricity but you cant beat the comfort of a fire so its well worth it.

As far as i know all providers increased their charges in October.

Christmas lights cost the average household an extra €20 at Christmas even in todays overinflated market.

If you're trying to conserve electricity by watching how many lights you have on you don't understand how it works.

EI gas bill of €340 Nov/Dec. unit price is 13cents and when I joined it was 5cent, so pretty massive increase.

Have a Newborn now so the next 2 month bill should be a lot higher, heating being used daily now.

Electricity is mostly covered by the Government handouts

Got a bill for €950 yesterday with EI, thats after the €250 credits, period was 6th November to 6th January. Its a brand new build, approx 2750 sq foot with air to water heating and underfloor heating upstairs and down. We only moved in on the 22nd of December and Im still waiting on the supplier of the A2W system to come out and commission the heating system. I believe it was running way too high for a few weeks before we move in so hopefully once its commissioned we will see a large reduction.