
Energy plans and tariffs
Top questions
Once you’ve signed up with us, we’ll contact your old energy supplier and start the process of switching your energy account over to Energia. You do not need to contact your old supplier, we will take care of everything.
Yes Energia provides 100% Green Electricity and supplies approximately 20% of Ireland’s total wind power.*
We were also chosen as winners of the Green Energy Provider Award at the Green Energy Awards in 2020.
*Subject to verification by the CRU under the CRU’s Green Source Product Verification process.
Standard Products

Smart Products

EV Tariff

It's easy to switch dual fuel providers in Ireland. When switching to Energia the online switching process only takes 4 minutes. All you need is your MPRN, which you can find on the top right-hand side corner of your bill, and your bank details.
Once you’ve signed up with us, we’ll contact your old energy supplier and start the process of switching your energy account over to Energia. You do not need to contact your old supplier, we will take care of everything.
Standard Products
New Standard Units Rates & Standing Charges are as follows: | |||||||||
Meter Type | Urban / Rural | ex. VAT | inc. VAT | ||||||
MCC/DG | Description | Day | Night | Standing Charge | Day | Night | Standing Charge | ||
MCC01/DG1 | 24 hour Standard (Urban) | 24 Hour Standard | Urban | 34.94 c/kWh | € 217.08 | 38.08 c/kWh | € 236.62 | ||
MCC03/DG1 | Night Storage (Urban) | Night Storage | Urban | 34.94 c/kWh | 17.98 c/kWh | € 220.35 | 38.08 c/kWh | 19.60 c/kWh | € 240.18 |
MCC02/DG1 | Day/Night (Urban) | Night Saver | Urban | 38.30 c/kWh | 18.37 c/kWh | € 271.93 | 41.75 c/kWh | 20.02 c/kWh | € 296.40 |
High Usage Day/Night rates (Urban) | Night Saver Threshold | 42.45 c/kWh | 20.68 c/kWh | 46.27 c/kWh | 22.54 c/kWh | ||||
MCC01/DG2 | 24 hour Standard (Rural) | 24 Hour Standard | Rural | 34.94 c/kWh | € 276.06 | 38.08 c/kWh | € 300.91 | ||
MCC03/DG2 | Night Storage (Rural) | Night Storage | Rural | 34.94 c/kWh | 17.98 c/kWh | € 279.34 | 38.08 c/kWh | 19.60 c/kWh | € 304.48 |
MCC02/DG2 | Day/Night (Rural) | Night Saver | Rural | 38.30 c/kWh | 18.37 c/kWh | € 345.93 | 41.75 c/kWh | 20.02 c/kWh | € 377.06 |
High Usage Day/Night rates (Rural) | Night Saver Threshold | 42.45 c/kWh | 20.68 c/kWh | 46.27 c/kWh | 22.54 c/kWh | ||||
Gas | Gas | 10.33 c/kWh | € 129.91 | 11.26 c/kWh | € 141.60 |
Smart Products
New SMART Standard Units Rates & Standing Charges are as follows: | |||||||||||
Meter Type | Urban / Rural | ex. VAT | inc. VAT | ||||||||
MCC/DG | Description | Day | Night | Peak | Standing Charge | Day | Night | Peak | Standing Charge | ||
MCC16/DG1 | Standard | MCC16 | Urban | 34.51 c/kWh | 19.70 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 217.08 | 37.62 c/kWh | 21.47 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 236.62 |
Threshold | 34.51 c/kWh | 19.70 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 217.08 | 37.62 c/kWh | 21.47 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 236.62 | |||
MCC16/DG2 | Standard | MCC16 | Rural | 34.51 c/kWh | 19.70 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 276.06 | 37.62 c/kWh | 21.47 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 300.91 |
Threshold | 34.51 c/kWh | 19.70 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 276.06 | 37.62 c/kWh | 21.47 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 300.91 | |||
MCC12/DG1 | Standard | MCC12 | Urban | 34.51 c/kWh | 18.48 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 217.08 | 37.62 c/kWh | 20.14 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 236.62 |
Threshold | 34.51 c/kWh | 18.48 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 217.08 | 37.62 c/kWh | 20.14 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 236.62 | |||
MCC12/DG2 | Standard | MCC12 | Rural | 34.51 c/kWh | 18.48 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 276.06 | 37.62 c/kWh | 20.14 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 300.91 |
Threshold | 34.51 c/kWh | 18.48 c/kWh | 36.17 c/kWh | € 276.06 | 37.62 c/kWh | 20.14 c/kWh | 39.43 c/kWh | € 300.91 | |||
MCC12/DG1 | Standard 24 Hour | MCC12 | Urban | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | € 217.08 | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | € 236.62 |
Threshold 24 Hour | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | € 217.08 | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | € 236.62 | |||
MCC12/DG2 | Standard 24 Hour | MCC12 | Rural | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | € 276.06 | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | € 300.91 |
Threshold 24 Hour | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | 32.88 c/kWh | € 276.06 | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | 35.84 c/kWh | € 300.91 | |||
MCC12/DG1 | Standard Day/Night | MCC12 | Urban | 36.04 c/kWh | 17.29 c/kWh | € 271.93 | 39.28 c/kWh | 18.85 c/kWh | € 296.40 | ||
Threshold Day/Night | 39.95 c/kWh | 19.46 c/kWh | € 271.93 | 43.55 c/kWh | 21.21 c/kWh | € 296.40 | |||||
MCC12/DG2 | Standard Day/Night | MCC12 | Rural | 36.04 c/kWh | 17.29 c/kWh | € 345.93 | 39.28 c/kWh | 18.85 c/kWh | € 377.06 | ||
Threshold Day/Night | 39.95 c/kWh | 19.46 c/kWh | € 345.93 | 43.55 c/kWh | 21.21 c/kWh | € 377.06 |
EV Tariff
New Smart EV Units Rates & Standing Charges are as follows: | |||||||||||||
Meter Type | Urban / Rural | Ex. VAT | Inc. VAT | ||||||||||
MCC/DG | Description | Day | Night | Peak | Charge Time | Standing Charge | Day | Night | Peak | Charge Time | Standing Charge | ||
MCC 12/DG1 | Standard | MCC12 | Urban | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 8.14c/kWh | € 217.08 | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 8.87c/kWh | € 236.62 |
Threshold | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 9.36c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 10.20c/kWh | |||||
MCC 12/DG2 | Standard | MCC12 | Rural | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 8.14c/kWh | € 276.06 | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 8.87c/kWh | € 300.91 |
Threshold | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 36.55c/kWh | 9.36c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 39.84c/kWh | 10.20 c/kWh |
Yes Energia provides 100% Green Electricity and supplies approximately 20% of Ireland’s total wind power.*
We were also chosen as winners of the Green Energy Provider Award at the Green Energy Awards in 2020.
*Subject to verification by the CRU under the CRU’s Green Source Product Verification process.
It's very simple to switch electricity supplier in Ireland. Switching to Energia only takes 4 minutes when you switch online. The information you'll need to gather beforehand is your MPRN & GPRN (which you can locate on your bill), a current meter reading and your bank details.
Once you’ve signed up with us, we’ll contact your old energy supplier and start the process of switching your energy account over to Energia. You do not need to contact your old supplier; we will take care of everything.
Night and peak electricity times depend on the type of meter you have.
If you have a Smart meter, it automatically adjusts for daylight savings. Your night rate runs from 11pm to 8am all year round.
If you have an MCC02 meter, it doesn’t adjust for daylight savings. So:
- From late March to late October, night rate is from 12am to 9am
- From late October to late March, it goes back to 11pm to 8am
If you have an MCC12 meter, your peak time is between 5pm to 7pm.
Standard Products

Smart Products

EV Tariff

Yes Energia provides 100% Green Electricity and supplies approximately 20% of Ireland’s total wind power.*
*Subject to verification by the CRU under the CRU’s Green Source Product Verification process.
Yes, it's very simple to switch to Energia and it only takes 4 minutes to switch online. The information you'll need to gather beforehand is; your MPRN & GPRN (which you can locate on your bill), a current meter reading and your bank details. Once you’ve signed up with us, we’ll contact your old gas supplier and start the process of switching your energy account over to Energia. You do not need to contact your old supplier, we will take care of everything.
You can swtich to an Energia gas plan online here.
You can also contact our Sales team on +353818 300 701 to switch over the phone.
Standard Products

Smart Products

EV Tariff

As we bill you six times a year, we will make an estimate for the remaining two bills based on your previous usage. You can also submit a meter reading yourself, along with your MPRN or GPRN, via your online account.
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