Our Domestic Variable Tariffs
Standard Variable Rate_CP_23 | ||
Standard Unit Rate c/kWh | Excluding VAT | Including VAT |
24hr | 34.75 c/KWh | 37.88 c/kWh |
Day | 36.43 c/KWh | 39.71 c/kWh |
Night | 22.29 c/kWh | 24.3 c/kWh |
Standing Charge (Urban) | ||
Per Day | €0.76c | €0.83c |
Total Per Year | €277.07 | €302.01 |
Standing Charge (Rural) | ||
Per Day | €0.89c | €0.97c |
Total Per Year | €323.37 | €352.36 |
Smart SST_DG1_CP_23 | ||
Smart SST Unit Rate c/KWh | Excluding VAT | Including VAT |
Day | 36.43 c/KWh | 39.71 c/kWh |
Night | 22.29 c/kWh | 24.30 c/kWh |
Peak | 38.38c/KWh | 41.83 c/KWh |
Standing Charge (Urban) | ||
Per Day | €0.76c | €0.83c |
Total Per Year | €277.07 | €302.01 |
Standing Charge (Rural) | ||
Per Day | €0.89c | €0.97c |
Total Per Year | €323.37 | €352.36 |
The PSO Levy has been set at €24.13 net (26.30 Inc Vat) for the year.
The effective dates are from: 1st October 2025 to 30th September 2026.
The Public Service Obligation (PSO) Levy is charged by every supplier & applies to all domestic customers.
There are different types of electricity rates depending on your meter type:
24hr rate: this applies only if you have a 24-hour meter.
You pay a single unit rate for electricity no matter what time of day it is.
Day rate: this applies only if you have a Day / Night legacy meter.
Day-rate hours are 8:00am – 11:00pm in the Winter and 9:00 am – 12:00 midnight in the Summer.
Night rate: this applies if you have a Day / Night legacy meter, and / or a Night storage heater.
Night-rate hours are 11:00pm – 8:00am in the Winter and 12 midnight – 9:00am in the Summer.
Smart Meters: If you have a Day/ Night Smart Meter without Smart Tariff then:
Day-rate hours 8am – 11.00pm
Night-rate hours 11.00pm – 8.00am
Standard Smart Tariff (SST): This applies if you have a Smart Meter that is on a Smart Tariff:
Day 8am – 5.00pm and 7.00pm – 11.00pm
Night 11.00pm – 8.00am
Peak 5.00pm – 7.00pm
What is EAB?
The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) requires all electricity suppliers to calculate an “Estimated Annual Bill” figure based on their tariff offers. The purpose of this calculation is so that you can easily compare offers from different suppliers.The estimate is based on an average annual consumption, set by the CRU, for a domestic property of 4200 kWh of electricity in a calendar year. It is worth noting that your annual consumption may vary from these figures depending on your usage requirements.Therefore, your annual bill may be higher or lower than the EAB calculation.The formula for the EAB calculation is as follows;Estimated Annual Usage 4200 kWh X Unit Rate + Annual Standing Charge + PSO Levy + Vat at 9%
