CRU is Ireland’s independent
energy & water regulator with a range of economic, customer and safety functions.
Welcome to the Commission for Regulation of Utilities Website
The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) has changed its name to the Commission for Regulation of Utilities to fully reflect its broadened remit and mission to regulate energy, energy safety and water in the public interest.
The CRU is Ireland’s independent energy and water regulator and has a wide range of economic, customer protection and safety responsibilities.
Following the commencement of the Energy Act 2016, the CER was required to change its name to fully incorporate all aspects of its expanded role.
The strategic objectives of the CRU and its Mission, Vision and Values will remain focused on protecting the interests of the public in terms of safety, energy security and consumer rights.
This website will contain all historical documents previously published by the CER, as well as helpful information for consumers.
The CRU secured a prosecution against Dara Griffiths of Inspired Homes, Meath Place, Bray, Co Wicklow for illegally carrying out designated electrical works without being a registeredRead More
Updated Gas Transmission Tariff Structure and Safety Case Guidelines to Support Low Carbon Economy Objectives The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) is supportingRead More
Number of energy customers switching suppliers in October 2018 reached the highest level recorded over the last 7 years in electricity and over the lastRead More
2019
No. of documents: 1
2019
No. of documents: 1
2017
No. of documents: 12
