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Latest News 09 February 2020

Electric Ireland supplied Businesses with enough green energy to power 500,000 homes in 2019

Electric Ireland supplied Businesses with enough green energy to power 500,000 homes in 2019

Over the last 12 months, Electric Ireland have committed to supply more green energy than ever before to our business customers. In 2019, we have delivered around 2.2 TwH of green energy to our business customers, the equivalent amount of electricity would power 523,000 homes.

Discussing our latest green energy customer, Cork Airport, Dermot McArdle, Head of Business Markets for Electric Ireland, said: “We are committed to assisting businesses in meeting their sustainability objectives through significant changes to 100% green electricity. As Ireland’s leading electricity, gas and energy supplier to large energy users, Electric Ireland has proven experience in helping users such as Cork Airport.”

Electric Ireland’s business markets unit supplies, and provides expert advice on, electricity, gas and innovative energy services for businesses in Ireland from large users of energy like manufacturing plants and datacentres through to medium sized operations and small businesses. We are committed to helping our customers to manage their energy usage efficiently through initiatives like offering green electricity and through our advice and data services. SME Premium Insights offers personalised energy efficiency recommendations to help businesses reduce their energy costs and cut carbon emissions.

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