Power NI

Power NI’s Director of Customer Solutions, William Steele (L), pictured with Refresh NI’s Managing Director, Bill Cherry.

Power NI expands renewable offering with solar panel installation service

The Firmus Energy gas tariff is set to decrease by more than 11% following a review by the Utility Regulator

Firmus Energy gas prices to drop more than 11% following review

Insider’s annual Northern Ireland Manufacturing 100 (2024) is a list of the top manufacturing and engineering businesses that have a registered office based in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland’s top 100 manufacturing and engineering firms are...

Power NI’s Colleen Rainey presents a cheque for £5,000 to players from Malone Tornadoes to support their trip to next summer’s International Mixed Ability Rugby Tournament in Spain.

Social power of inclusive rugby highlighted in video series

Make it Happen award recipient and The Star Amateur Boxing Club member Louis Rooney shows off his boxing skills to Lady Mary Peters.

Power NI’s support packs a punch for rising boxing talent

Kilwaughter Minerals has secured a two-year renewable energy deal with Power NI, ensuring that all electricity supplied to its Larne headquarters will be generated from 100% renewable sources. Pictured announcing the deal are David Smith, finance director at Kilwaughter Minerals, Donna McFadden, operations director at Kilwaughter Minerals and Daniel Boyle, key account manager at Power NI

Kilwaughter announces 100% renewable energy deal with Power NI for Larne HQ

A general image of an electricity pylon (by Tom Skarbek-Wazynski via Creative Commons - public domain)

Power NI hikes up its electricity bills

Pictured at the iconic St. Anne’s Cathedral (l-r) award-winning journalist, Holly Hamilton, sponsorship executive at Energia Group, Colleen Rainey, partnership and philanthropy executive at Cancer Fund for Children, Lisa Hartle and The Dean of Belfast Cathedral, the Very Rev Stephen Forde.

Concert for NI children with cancer

Belfast's Legacy Wealth Management is new NI Chamber patron. Pictured Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber, Keith Ligget, managing director, Legacy Wealth Management and Gillian Rea, operations director, Legacy Wealth Management

Belfast financial planning experts join NI Chamber’s growing list of patrons

Pictured from left to right: Barry Rogan from Power NI and Gayle Bunting (Invisible Traffick CEO))

Power NI donation aims to put stop to human trafficking

A saucepan on a gas hob. PA image

Northern Ireland energy suppliers announce price decreases

Firmus Energy has announced a drop in gas prices in Northern Ireland.

Natural gas price drop announced by Firmus Energy

An online energy bill

Cost of Living: Heating oil prices lowest for over a year

Northern Ireland’s largest electricity supplier, Power NI, is set to decrease its tariff by 7.1% effective 1 July 2023 for over 474,000 households.

Energy prices to rise despite cut in unit prices due to end of price cap

NI households set to experience increase in energy bills as governmental support to keep such costs down has now been withdrawn. This will impact all major suppliers of gas and electricity across the province

Why energy bills are set to rise again

Winners of the 18-21 section in the floral art competition with judge, Gregory Baptie (left), Kerri Ann Curran, Power NI (left), YFCU president, Stuart Mills (right)

Floral art competition finals are a blooming success
The finals of the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster (YFCU) floral art competition, took place at the Balmoral Show on the afternoon of Wednesday, May 10th, 2023.
Darryl Armitage

Power NI, Northern Ireland’s leading electricity supplier has become the first energy provider in Northern Ireland and one of only nine companies across the globe to successfully achieve Inclusive Service Provision Kitemark ISO 22485. Pictured is Denise McNamee, customer engagement specialist at Power NI and Gwyneth Compston, CSR manager at Power NI

Power NI globally recognised for putting vulnerable customers first

A decrease in wholesale energy prices has enabled Power NI to again reduce its underlying unit price. However, the recent change by the UK Government to its Energy Price Guarantee means that a lower level of scheme discount will be applied to all electricity bills which means Northern Ireland customers will see a 14% increase in electricity prices

Power NI cut electric tariff but bills to rise due to government aid reduction

Belfast firm, Narratology is new NI Chamber patron. Pictured is Ruth McDonald, managing director, Narratology and Ann McGregor, chief executive, NI Chamber

Narratology is new NI Chamber patron

Uform to share business growth story with NI Chamber members. Pictured: Eamon Donnelly, non-executive director and co-founder, Uform), Julie Skelly, head of Belfast Business Centre, Danske Bank and Catherine Crilly, business support manager, NI Chamber

Uform to share business growth story with NI Chamber

Energy costs have increased dramatically since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine

New £600 energy support payment vouchers on the way, say Post Office

Electric Ireland has announced a 23.9% price hike in Northern Ireland

Electric Ireland announces 23.9% price hike for Northern Ireland customers

William Steele, director, Power NI Customer Solutions, welcomed the continued support that the Government’s Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) scheme is providing

Power NI says no further increases to electricity prices planned

Rising enery prices
Electricity meter

Power NI prices to go up by 60%, but bills to fall 10% thanks to subsidy

Ann McGregor, chief executive, NI Chamber and Cara Haffey, head of private business and head of deals at PwC Northern Ireland and NI Chamber council member

PwC is new Northern Ireland Chamber Patron

Colin Neill

Soaring bills mean many NI business 'now face situation worse than during Covid'

Gas prices in Greater Belfast for both SSE and Firmus customers increased on Friday, while Power NI and Click Energy raised their prices across NI

Winter worries after another energy price hike for Northern Ireland consumers
Energy price hikes that came into effect today will impact around half of all households in Northern Ireland, an expert from the Consumer Council has said.
Niall Deeney

11% jump - fifth electricity firm ups its prices in Northern Ireland since March

Gillian McCaughtry, Energia Groups head of customer experience

Power NI recruiting for its ‘virtual contact centre’

The average cost of 900 litres of home heating oil in Northern Ireland is now £799.39

Welcome fall in heating oil prices: cheapest and most expensive areas revealed

Paul Conlon, managing director, CK International and Catherine Crilly, business support manager, NI Chamber

NI Chamber to host event in Dungannon for growing businesses

More than 461,000 households will see their average electricity bill jump by around £204 a year

Families pushed ‘over the brink’ by electricity price hike

Power NI is set to increase its electricity tariff by 27.5% from 1 July 2022, impacting over 461,000 households

Major blow for households as Power NI hikes electricity prices by 27.5 per cent

Power NI's tariff increase will take effect from July 1

Power NI announce 27.5% electricity hike

Phil Murray, NI Chamber, Angela McFall, supply chain manager, Nitronica, who will be attending Meet the Buyer 2022 as a buyer and Niall Devlin, Bank of Ireland

NI Chamber and Bank of Ireland are inviting firms to Meet the Buyer

William Steele, director of customer solutions at Power NI, Lord Mayor Kate Nicholl and Ciara Moane, corporate development project manager at Energia

Power NI shares sustainability plans with Belfast Lord Mayor

William Steele, director of Customer Solutions at Power NI and Gwyneth Compston CSR manager at Power NI

Power NI recognised for putting customers first

Emma Shuter, founder of Gourmet Grazing NI

Gourmet Grazing NI to create five jobs after eight-fold increase in sales

Energy regulator hopes Stormont can deliver fuel mitigating measures in NI

Pressures on electricity system predicted.

Expert lists hacks to save on home heating despite energy price hikes

News Letter editorial

Energy is yet another financial worry for Northern Ireland families this winter

Power NI's tariff increase will take effect from January 1

Utility bills mount as Power NI reveals hike

David Tyler, commercial director and co-founder of Artemis Technologies, Ian Lang, Sustainability and Infrastructure director, William Steele, director of Customer Solutions at Power NI and Ciara Moane, Corporate Development project manager at Energia

Nearly £400k funding for zero-emission maritime transport study

Brett Ross, RiverRidge, Chris McCracken, LQ BID, Kieran Harding, Business in the Community and Ian Fraser, Power NI

LQ BID calling on firms to tackle climate change

Tanya Anderson, Head of International and Business Support at NI Chamber

NI Chamber launch a new training academy to solve emerging skills needs

Stoneworks Sports and Wellbeing Centre receives a £300 community grant thanks to Power NI’s staff sponsorship scheme, ‘Helping Hands.’The Centre will purchase sensory equipment for kids with autism. Pictured left to right: Power NI employee Jason Mulgrew and Jim Cosgrove, Director of Stoneworks Sports and Wellbeing Centre

Power NI lights up new Sensory Space for kids with autism

Jamie Campbell (7), Education Minister Peter Weir and Kieran Harding, Business in the Community thank the Digital Champions supporting the #DigitalDonationsAppeal. From left: David Thompson, Danske Bank, Joanne Gibson, PSNI, Jenni Barkley, Belfast Harbour, Gwyneth Compston, Power NI and The Ambassador for Responsible Business in Northern Ireland, John Healy, Allstate NI

NI Businesses called to help young people get connected

Leeann Kelly, Business Development Manager, NOW Group, Gwyneth Compston, Energy Services Manager, Power NI and JAM Card Ambassador, Danielle Lyons

Power NI is first to go JAM Card friendly

P2 pupils Sophia and Lelia celebrate their school, Mount St Catherine’s PS in Armagh securing a Power NI Brighter Communities £1000 funding package. Their teacher, Monica Jordan applied to Brighter Communities for funding as the children needed warm and waterproof jackets to allow them to enjoy and learn from their outdoor classroom.

Outdoor learning is class for these local schoolchildren

Power NI customer service team member

Power NI celebrates after nine years of customer success

Power lines
. Pic by Press Eye.

Power NI cuts electricity prices by nearly 5%

Roger Pollen, Head of External Affairs at the Federation of Small Businesses

Power NI price cuts ‘far too little, far too late’, say small businesses

Power NI contact centre staff celebrate their awards.

Shining a light on award-winning energy centre staff

Everyone wants to cut their household bills ... here's one way to help

Ad Feature How to get the best electricity deals in Northern Ireland

Everyone wants to cut their household bills ... here's one way to help

Ad Feature How to get the best electricity deals in Northern Ireland

News you can trust since 1737

©National World Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.Terms and Conditions Privacy notice