Click column headers to sort. All rates c/kWh inc. VAT. Standing charges EUR/year inc. VAT. Verified 2026-02-13.
| Supplier ▲▼ | Plan ▲▼ | EV/Night Boost (c/kWh) ▲▼ | Night (c/kWh) ▲▼ | Day (c/kWh) ▲▼ | Peak (c/kWh) ▲▼ | EV Window ▲▼ | Standing (EUR/yr) ▲▼ | Spread (c/kWh) ▲▼ | EV Required? ▲▼ |
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Model annual savings from battery storage tariff arbitrage. Adjust inputs or use supplier presets.
CRU-mandated dynamic tariffs will reshape the Irish electricity market.
The five largest Irish electricity suppliers -- Electric Ireland, SSE Airtricity, Bord Gais Energy, Energia, and PrePay Power/Yuno -- must each offer at least one standard dynamic tariff by this date.
Prices will update every 30 minutes based on the Day-Ahead Market (DAM) wholesale price. Rates are known 12-24 hours in advance, enabling intelligent battery scheduling the evening before.
1. Standing charge (fixed daily)
2. Base unit rate (fixed or variable, known ahead)
3. Dynamic unit rate (varies every 30 min, DAM-based, capped at EUR 0.50/kWh)
4. Taxes & levies (VAT 9% + PSO EUR 1.46/month)
Price cap of EUR 0.50/kWh on the dynamic component limits exposure during extreme price events. CRU recommends bill protection and restricted early termination fees during a phase-in period.
Negative wholesale prices (common during high-wind periods) could create charging opportunities below 0c/kWh. Less predictable than fixed TOU but potentially much larger spreads. Battery scheduling software becomes critical.
This is NOT a pure wholesale pass-through like UK Octopus Agile. Suppliers have discretion over how much of the rate is "dynamic" vs "base." No supplier is yet offering a dynamic tariff. Octopus Energy has NOT launched in Ireland as of Feb 2026.
C1 Verified (multiple sources) C2 Well-sourced (single reliable source) C3 Inferred (calculated) C4 Anecdotal