Households are to have almost €90 cut off their electricity bills as a result of the decision to reduce a Government levy designed to support the development of renewable energy supplies in Ireland.
The electricity regulator has announced that domestic customers will have their bills for the seven months between March and September credited by €89.10 following the determination that the annual Public Service Obligation levy for 2022/23 should be zero.
The decision was taken as a measure by the Government aimed at addressing inflation and to ease the financial burden of rising consumer costs on families.
