EAI welcomes the opportunity to respond to the CRU consultation on the uptake of time of use (TOU) tariffs. The full implementation and use of smart meters will require a significant amount of awareness raising… Read More
In this opinion piece published in the Irish Times (“Failure to plan for future electricity needs will carry a heavy price”, September 4th 2023), EAI CEO Dara Lynott sets out a commentary on volatility in… Read More
The transition towards a net-zero economy by 2050 requires stepping up the volume of investment across the energy sector and end use sectors, while ensuring better engagement and protection opportunities for consumers. The energy crisis… Read More
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement which paved the way for a memorandum of understanding between both Governments establishing a single energy market on the island. This MoU led to… Read More
Introduction Planning has been identified by wind industry stakeholders as the greatest barrier to the development of renewable projects in Ireland[1]. The current state of affairs is dire, in 2021 the average wait… Read More
Electricity prices are a hot topic at the moment. In order to help customers understand the current high prices being felt by the sector, the Electricity Association of Ireland has created a dedicated FAQ page… Read More
Customers faced high prices this winter due to gas volatility, potentially gathering debt. The Energy Engage Code promises never to disconnect a customer that is engaging with the supplier. This supplier led initiative has prevented… Read More
As domestic electricity prices rose steadily due to the spike in wholesale gas prices, a suite of customer protections were introduced this… Read More
The European Commission is expected to publish the Critical Raw Material Act on the 14th of March. According to European Commissioner for Internal Market Thierry Breton, this Act should have the objectives… Read More
