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The work of the CRU impacts every Irish home and business. Our work ensures that energy and water supplies are safe, secure, and sustainable. We operate within a policy and statutory framework set by the Government for the benefit of all customers.

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By the end of 2024, every home and business in Ireland will have a smart meter. Smart Meters will give you more information on your electricity use and other useful benefits.

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CRU Extends Moratorium on Disconnections for Domestic Customers

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has today announced the extension to the moratorium on disconnections for all domestic electricity and gas customers

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Direct PSO Payments Mechanism

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has today announced the mechanism for delivering the benefit of a Public Service Obligation (PSO) payment to all electricity customers for the remainder of the tariff year 2022/23.

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CRU Welcomes Appointment of New SEM Committee Members

The CRU has welcomed the appointment of new Independent and Deputy Independent members to the Single Electricity Market Committee (SEMC).

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CRU Investigation of Irish Water Customer Protection requirements in 2021

The CRU has today published its findings in relation to two investigations concerning Irish Water.

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CRU Reminds Panda Power Customers to Switch Supplier

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities has reminded all Panda Power Customers to switch supplier before the end of 28th of September

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