Large energy users among main focus of first phase, says CRU

Some solar-powered homes are still on waiting list for smart meters

Market losing electricity when plants asked to turn down generation

Unsuccessful bidders say they intend proceeding with offshore power projects

Included in the requirements is a commitment to supply information to the public on water quality

National grid operator recruiting specialist advice and partners for five to eight years

Commission for the Regulation of Utilities has extended the ban until March 31st

Network charge move made 12 years ago left homes subsidising businesses

Gas-fired power station to be located in Ringsend

More significant and sustained reductions in wholesale electricity costs needed to bring consumer bills down, says regulator

EU-approved system allows companies to count power generated and used outside Ireland in disclosures to customers

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Utilities regulator has ordered the company to conduct an external audit of its systems

State plans to keep power plants operating past their scheduled closing dates

Regulation commission expands period of time in which more vulnerable customers cannot be disconnected

Grid operator says it cannot support utilities regulator’s plan to add €100m to network charges at peak times over next 12 months

Employers warn regulators that proposals could end up in judicial review

Hundreds of thousands of Irish consumers can save hundreds of euro with these steps

EY recommends ‘greater incentives’ for organisations that limit energy needs at key times

Land earmarked for emergency generator four years ago still unused