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Power to Switch is a free to use and independent service helping you get the best deal for your home energy needs. We are the only service that checks whether you could save across all the market - home heating oil, natural gas and electricity

Northern Ireland households are set to see another electricity price rise, with Share Energy announcing a 12.6% increase...
09/09/2026

Northern Ireland households are set to see another electricity price rise, with Share Energy announcing a 12.6% increase from 1 October 2026. For a typical home, that could mean around £129 extra a year, while daily standing charges stay the same.

If you're on a Bill Pay, Keypad, Economy 7 or EV tariff, now's a good time to compare your options and check whether there's a better deal for your usage. Don't accept higher bills automatically — shop around and see what's available.

https://powertoswitch.co.uk/share-energy-to-increase-electricity-prices-by-12-6/

⚠️ firmus energy customers in Northern Ireland should be aware of upcoming gas price increases this October.- Ten Towns:...
04/09/2026

⚠️ firmus energy customers in Northern Ireland should be aware of upcoming gas price increases this October.

- Ten Towns: prices rise by 8.98% from 1 October 2026
- Greater Belfast: prices rise by 12.5% from 8 October 2026

The company says the changes are due to higher wholesale gas costs and ongoing uncertainty in international energy markets. For a typical credit meter household, this could mean an annual increase of around £87 in Ten Towns and around £147 in Greater Belfast.

Read the full article to see what's changing and what it could mean for you.

https://powertoswitch.co.uk/firmus-energy-to-increase-gas-prices-in-ten-towns-and-greater-belfast/

SSE Airtricity Gas has announced a 19.2% price increase from 1 October 2026 for customers in the Greater Belfast and Wes...
28/08/2026

SSE Airtricity Gas has announced a 19.2% price increase from 1 October 2026 for customers in the Greater Belfast and West gas network areas. For a typical bill pay customer using 12,000 kWh a year, that means an annual bill rise of around £174. If you're concerned about your bill or meter top-up, contact your supplier as soon as possible and make sure your meter reading is up to date so you're billed on actual usage.

https://powertoswitch.co.uk/sse-airtricity-to-increase-gas-prices-by-19-2/

The impact of rising energy costs hasn't been confined to a single year.Our latest Home Energy Survey found that househo...
26/08/2026

The impact of rising energy costs hasn't been confined to a single year.

Our latest Home Energy Survey found that households reported a cumulative average increase of £1,287 in their energy bills over the past three years.

The findings show how sustained increases in energy costs continue to influence how households across Northern Ireland manage their budgets and make everyday decisions about energy use.

Find out more in our fifth annual Home Energy Survey, based on responses from 1,782 households across Northern Ireland.
Read the full report: https://powertoswitch.co.uk/the-2026-power-to-switch-home-energy-survey-findings-are-in/

For many households, this figure will come as no surprise.Our latest Home Energy Survey found that respondents who had s...
19/08/2026

For many households, this figure will come as no surprise.

Our latest Home Energy Survey found that respondents who had seen their energy bills rise over the past year reported an average increase of £372.

It's just one reminder of the impact higher energy costs continue to have on household budgets across Northern Ireland.
Find out more in our fifth annual Home Energy Survey, based on responses from 1,782 households across Northern Ireland.

Read the full report: https://powertoswitch.co.uk/the-2026-power-to-switch-home-energy-survey-findings-are-in/

The pressure of rising energy costs can hit keypad customers first.Our latest Home Energy Survey found that 61% of keypa...
12/08/2026

The pressure of rising energy costs can hit keypad customers first.

Our latest Home Energy Survey found that 61% of keypad customers said they had run out of credit and couldn't afford to top up immediately.

Many respondents also said this had happened more than once over the past year, highlighting the financial pressures some households continue to face.

Find out more in our fifth annual Home Energy Survey, based on responses from 1,782 households across Northern Ireland.

Read the full report: https://powertoswitch.co.uk/the-2026-power-to-switch-home-energy-survey-findings-are-in/

Higher energy bills continue to shape everyday life across Northern Ireland.Our latest Home Energy Survey found that 72%...
05/08/2026

Higher energy bills continue to shape everyday life across Northern Ireland.

Our latest Home Energy Survey found that 72% of respondents said their household energy bills had increased over the last 12 months, with an average reported increase of £372.

Behind those figures is a bigger story, with many households changing how they heat their homes, use electricity and manage everyday spending.

Find out more in our fifth annual Home Energy Survey, based on responses from 1,782 households across Northern Ireland.

Read the full report: https://powertoswitch.co.uk/the-2026-power-to-switch-home-energy-survey-findings-are-in/

Most people don't think in gigawatts.They think in monthly bills.But in 2025, Power to Switch users saved a combined 15....
29/07/2026

Most people don't think in gigawatts.
They think in monthly bills.
But in 2025, Power to Switch users saved a combined 15.1 gigawatts of energy by making informed choices about their electricity supply.
That's a serious amount of energy.

What matters even more is what sits behind that figure: people taking a few minutes to compare their options and find a better deal.

Compare electricity deals today and see what you could save:
https://powertoswitch.co.uk/electricity-comparison/

The new Prime Minister's proposal to reduce VAT on electricity bills has sparked plenty of debate, particularly as the c...
23/07/2026

The new Prime Minister's proposal to reduce VAT on electricity bills has sparked plenty of debate, particularly as the changes won't automatically apply in Northern Ireland.

As part of yesterday's Belfast Telegraph coverage of the announcement, Power to Switch founder Aodhan O'Donnell shared his thoughts on what it could mean for local households.

While any support is welcome, the reality is that many families will still face higher energy costs, making it more important than ever to understand your options and make sure you're on the best available tariff.

Check out the full piece below and online: www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/money/what-new-pms-electricity-tax-cut-means-for-ni-household-bills-as-complication-branded-madness/a/158993164.html

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