⚡️Looking to better understand your electricity bill?
The Electricity Association of Ireland has launched a new Energy Bill Guide to help households better understand what drives electricity costs and how to manage energy usage more effectively.
eaireland.com/energyguide/
EAI supports the Energy Engage Code. Worried about paying your energy bills? Contact your supplier for advice and assistance.
Learn more about the #EnergyEngageCode here 👉 eaireland.com/energyengageco…
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Our study conducted with @Pexapark on the hedging cost & benefit of a #247CFE procurement strategy is OUT!
It shows that 24/7 carbon free energy hourly matching gives more price certainty in volatile markets.
Download it here👉247.eurelectric.org/hedging-…
Minister Ryan gives an inspirational speech on his vision for energy transition. After meeting with all the electricity suppliers in the last year, seeing the benefits of competition and innovation.#EamonnRyan #En4Cit #utilityregCRU #DECC
Great ro hear Paula Pinho calling out the #energyengagecode code at the wrap up of the #En4Cit Citizens Energy Forum at the #rds today #utilityregulatorCRU #EamonRyan #DECC
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The Energy Engage Code has been updated to ensure domestic energy customers stay connected to their energy supply. The key principle underpinning the code is that suppliers will never disconnect an engaging customer. Find out more: bit.ly/45KNWI0
We are launching the Energy Engage Code today. Our members are here to help if you’re having difficulties #energyengagecode Engage Code here eaireland.com/energyengageco…
While we await the publication of the Government’s Energy Security Package, SEMC must press ahead to provide an investment framework for the large CAPEX investment needed #EnergyTransitionSummit2023
Electricity Association CEO @ElectricityAI, Dara Lynott, at #EnergyTransitionSummit2023: We must transition away from the current approach of procuring new additional, unabated gas generation at scale - as soon as practicable.
However, current @EPAIreland projections indicate the electricity sector - with additional measures - will fall short of the 75% reduction, necessitating more robust, costly and higher risk measures in the future. #EnergyTransitionSummit2023
Electricity Association CEO @ElectricityAI, Dara Lynott, at #EnergyTransitionSummit2023: The electricity sector has been set one of the smallest carbon budget allocations but the steepest reduction target (-75%) of all sectors.
Please see a lnk below to my article 8n today's Irish Times.
irishtimes.com/business/2023… – at Dublin City, Ireland
Great panel to discuss the #eurelectric #marketdesign report launched today in Brussels part funded by the #EAI – at Brussels, Belgium
The #Eurelectric study on #MarketDesign aad part funded by #EAI was launched today in Brussels and is available to download here.
eurelectric.org/publications… – at Brussels, Belgium
#EAI delighted to sponsor the #eurelectric study on #marketdesign launched today in Brussels with #kadrisimpson – at Brussels, Belgium
At #sparks to hear Kadri Simpson at the launch of the #eurelectric #marketdesign Study with #compasslexecon – at Brussels, Belgium
Looking forward to the launch of the Eurelectric Market FF55 Study #marketdesign in response to the EU legislative proposals #kadrisimpson – at Brussels, Belgium
Extreme weather has cost Europe €145bn in economic loss in past decade, and the time for investing in the resilience of our power system is now. Read the full report from @Eurelectric here #ElectricityResilience:
cdn.eurelectric.org/media/62…
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Capping off our event, Moderator @Oliver_Franz_71 summarises:
The way to #NetZero is still very long. The time to do #ElectricityResilience investment is now. We should not be waiting as it will only be more expensive in the end.
Thanks to all our great speakers today!




















