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PrepayPower electricity prices to rise 8.8%, gas by 10.6%

The pay-as-you-go supplier said wholesale energy costs have kept rising, and it expects similar increases from other providers.

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PrepayPower is to increase its electricity prices by 8.8% and its gas prices by 10.6% for customers from the beginning of next month.

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Irish MirrorIrish Mirror
Lean Left

Ireland energy price warning as PrepayPower hikes bills and others may follow

Prices will be going up next month

·Ireland
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The JournalThe Journal
Lean Left

PrepayPower to increase cost of electricity and gas next month due to Middle East conflict

Electricity prices will rise by 8.8%, while gas prices will increase by 10.6%.

·Ireland
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corkbeo.iecorkbeo.ie
Center

PrepayPower confirms electricity and gas price hike as others expected to follow

The announcement will impact over 200,000 customers

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Irish TimesIrish Times
Lean Left

PrepayPower first to hike energy prices due to Iran war, others expected to follow suit

Average household’s annual electricity bill will rise by €168 and gas by €171

·Dublin, Ireland
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GriptGript
Right

PrepayPower hiking electricity and gas prices from June 1

It cited the fallout of the war in the Middle East as the reason behind the increase. The post PrepayPower hiking electricity and gas prices from June 1 appeared first on Gript.

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Irish ExaminerIrish Examiner
Lean Left

Cost of electricity and gas to rise as PrepayPower announces price hikes

The energy provider, which has 240,000 customer accounts, said conflict in the Middle East has forced it to raise its prices

·Ireland
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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Friday, May 1, 2026.
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