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SSE Airtricity has become the latest energy provider to increase its prices for both electricity and gas.

Bord Gáis Energy also said last month that its average electricity bill will go up by 27% and the average gas bill will go up by 39% from April 15. Regrettably, this must now be reflected in our prices." Earlier this week, Electric Ireland said it will increase its residential electricity prices by 23.4% and gas prices by 24.8% from 1 May. He said it will add around €338 a year to the average customer's electricity bill and €333 a year to their gas bill. It said the increase will result in an additional €6.50 per week on the average electricity bill and €6.40 per week on the average gas bill. The company said it will increase its residential electricity prices by 24% and gas prices by 32.3% from 1 May.

SSE Airtricity becomes the latest energy supplier to hike its prices after Bord Gáis, Electric Ireland, Energia and PrePayPower all raised their tariffs.

But households will just be faced with astronomical bills next winter.” It’ll mean a price increase of around €670 for a typical dual fuel customer over the course of a year. It’ll mean a price increase of around €670 for a typical dual fuel customer over the course of a year.

A FIFTH energy provider is to introduce double-digit price rises. SSE Airtricity is to increase the prices of electricity and gas from the start of next ...

Bord Gáis Energy is raising prices by up to 39pc from April 25. Regrettably, this must now be reflected in our prices.” Electricity and gas prices are going up. Electricity and gas prices are going up. Electricity and gas prices are going up. Electricity and gas prices are going up.

The changes, which will come in to effect on May 1st, are being introduced due to record highs in wholesale energy costs which have disrupted energy markets ...

The initiative will help address one of the core issues underpinning high energy bills by directly tackling lower BER-rated properties, providing warmer homes which will cost less to heat and run. “Throughout winter, we have worked hard to limit the local impact of the global energy crisis by absorbing record high wholesale energy costs, hoping to see pressure on prices ease. It said electricity prices would rise 23 per cent and gas prices by 25 per cent – adding, on average, €300 and €220 to annual electric and gas bills for their customers.

This change will see an average electricity customer's bill increase by 24%, which will result in an extra €338 in an annual bill. In comparison, an average ...

Today, in recognition of the difficulty being felt in many homes already, we are increasing our support services to include a further €1 million in assistance for customers through our expanded customer support fund. Throughout winter, we have worked hard to limit the local impact of the global energy crisis by absorbing record high wholesale energy costs, hoping to see pressure on prices ease. In addition, we are making a €1 million charitable donation to a trusted charity partner to deliver additional targeted support to those who are struggling with energy affordability and the increased cost of living." In comparison, an average customer’s gas bill will go up by 32.3%, costing an additional €333 annually. Get daily headlines and breaking news alerts for FREE by signing up to our newsletter Get daily headlines and breaking news alerts for FREE by signing up to our newsletter

Electricity prices for SSE Airtricity customers are set to jump by 24% from May, while gas prices will rise by 32.3%.

Regrettably, this must now be reflected in our prices.” The company said that the change will mean a typical customer will pay an extra 6.50 euros per week for electricity, while a gas bill will increase by 6.40 euros. The move will mean significantly higher costs for customers, at a time when households are already struggling with inflation and the rising cost of living.

Customers will see an additional €338 on their electricity bill per year while €333 a year will be added to gas bills. In a statement, Klair Neenan, managing ...

Since then, some suppliers have announced price hikes that have added almost €1,500 to households’ annual gas and electricity bills. But households will just be faced with astronomical bills next winter,” Mr Cassidy said. Regrettably, this must now be reflected in our prices. The company also announced the expansion of its existing customer support fund by an additional €1 million to "provide direct support to customers in difficulty". On Friday, the company announced that the unit price of its electricity would be increasing by 30 per cent and the unit price of gas would be increasing by 39 per cent from Mat 1st. “Throughout winter, we have worked hard to limit the local impact of the global energy crisis by absorbing record high wholesale energy costs, hoping to see pressure on prices ease.