Switching electric/gas providers (see first post for links)

open a revoult for Irish iban. be less hassle

On the SuperValu thing:

You can enter 2 valid codes (yours or anyone's) every bill cycle.

To receive a code, you need to 1/ create a Real Rewards account 2/ link that RR account to an EI account 3/ make a purchase in SV with the RR account.

When you close your EI account, the RR account that was linked to it will keep receiving valid codes when you make purchases. These codes can be used by you or someone else who has an account with EI.

So, what works is using 2 accounts if for example you're a returning EI customer and you create a new RR account on top of your old RR account.

But if your question was that you don't have an old RR account and you're thinking of creating 2 RR accounts and get codes from both, that won't work, because you'll only be able to link one of them to your EI account.

Hope it's understandable.

but it's your issue right now, you can't sign up with them. a bit like telling someone who's punching you in the face they're breaking the law, it won't help you.

you're right to complain about about it though might help in the future. other companies that didn't accept them online used to with a paper mandate.

the choice is yours really, I’d be keeping the €55 in my pocket

I didn’t ask

Another poster asked 👍

didnt you get an email from them ?

Yes I did, it states the following:

**As a result of this price change, you've the right to terminate your contract within the next 30 days. Your contract will continue if we don't hear from you within this period.

But the email was only in relation to electricity, rather than gas and electricity. So wasn't explicitly clear.

Is kilowatt.ie the only one that takes account of PV and projected PV generation?

I'm getting wildly different prices from it and energypal.ie or bonkers.ie

Eg kilowatt.ie recommends Pinergy @ -€900 credit

Energypal.ie rec EI @ €540 cost

Bonkers rec Flogas @ €990 cost

Any one else have this experience?

Yeah I wasn't aware that kilowatt uses a projected PV generation in their calculations until now. I only have solar a few months so it's really useful and changes the results by over €1000 in my case.

Might be useful to someone in similar situation 👍

Thanks, I didn’t know that about Pinergy.

I’ve never given them any solid consideration before as I may have had them mixed up with prepay power, that used to require a prepay meter which I wasn’t interested in.

I changed over to EI monday night from Flogas threw Bonkers…didnt hear anything since..no email etc..should I make contact?

I've built a similar site for checking your usage, its at powersaver.ie - takes your esb file and shows you what each tariff would have cost you on that plan (for options such as, the entire file, last 12 months, or specify the date range from within the esb file)

Full disclosure - we do get paid by the suppliers for bringing them customers, we currently operate mostly in a very narrow market - tenants and landlords via Letting Agents. And for transparency, the results are listed in the order of cheapest first (based on your ESB usage file)

I just got frustrated recently when my own contract ended, and found published EABs to be nearly useless for making an informed decision. Of particular note, I would have expected that EV tariffs were attractive, but I can't yet see any EV plan that results in saving money (due to the more expensive rates across the rest of the week).

Please note, if you do follow the "Sign me Up" it will result in your supply being transferred - email me if you want it cancelled with the reference number you get.

I'd really appreciate any comments or suggestions, good or bad!

I don't show all Tariffs as yet, and obviously there are some we cannot sign you up for, but that's marked and it tells you to go directly to that supplier website instead.

Just gone with the EI offer. Was with Yuno, worked out i use about 33% of my useage at night and about 10% during peack, so worth going for the different rates vs one rate.