Flogas Announces Energy Cost Reductions

Friday, 15 September 2023 10:15

By Clem Ryan

30 per cent reduction in electricity and natural Gas unit rates, and standing charges

Flogas customers are in for a significant cut in their energy costs after the company announced a 30 per cent reduction in electricity and natural Gas unit rates, and standing charges

It will see the average annual standard rate electricity bill reduced by €895 on average, while gas bills will fall by €778 on average

Flogas follow in the footsteps of a number of their competitors in lowering their prices.

From November, Electric Ireland residential electricity prices will be cut by 10%, with gas prices to fall by 12%.

Energia has announced reductions of up to 20% for residential customers which will come into effect from October 3.

While PrePayPower will decrease its unit rate for gas by 13.5%, with its unit rate for electricity being cut by 12.8% from November.

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