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Electricity rates can vary across Ireland — and finding the right plan can be confusing.
At SaveAdvice, we make it simple. Our experts compare all major electricity suppliers to secure the best deal for your home or business.
We handle the research and switching — you enjoy the savings.Why Choose SaveAdvice for Electricity
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Common questions about switching
Does SaveAdvice charge the customer a fee?
No. SaveAdvice is free to the bill payer. We are paid a commission by the supplier you choose to move to, which does not increase the rate you are quoted.
How do I switch my business energy supplier in Ireland?
You need your MPRN for Electricity, or GPRN for Gas, a recent bill and your contract end date. Your new supplier handles the switch with the old one — you do not need to contact your existing supplier, and there is no interruption to your supply. A standard switch completes in two to four weeks. SaveAdvice manages the whole process on your behalf.
What is an MPRN and where do I find it?
An MPRN, or Meter Point Reference Number, is the 11-digit number that identifies your electricity meter. It stays with the premises, not with you or your supplier. You will find it on the top section of any electricity bill. The gas equivalent is a GPRN.
Can I switch if I am still inside my contract?
Usually not without a penalty, but you can agree new rates in advance. SaveAdvice records every client’s contract end date and reviews the account before it expires, so you move at the point it costs you nothing.
Will my services be interrupted when I switch?
No. The physical supply is unchanged — the same wires, the same meter, the same ESB Networks connection. Only the company that bills you changes.
How much can an Irish business save by switching energy supplier?
It depends on your current rate and how long you have been on it. Businesses that have rolled onto a standard variable rate after a contract expired typically see the largest reductions. SaveAdvice reviews your bill and shows you the figure before you commit to anything.