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Sep 24, 2026

SineadHOST
45:30
Bored gas, putting it up.
SineadHOST
45:31
Electric Ireland.
SineadHOST
45:32
One of them sneezes and the rest of them go, we're all going to do it
AlvaHOST
45:35
here.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
40:11
But I was looking this morning and, and there is a website called kilowatt.ie, nothing to do with us, and he's tracking w- the whole- the retail price to your home, but he's also tracking what they're paying for feedback.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
40:24
Now, the three main providers, which are Bord Gáis, Electric Ireland, and Energia, are paying what we call a static rate at the moment, but that's not sustainable.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
40:33
So because they're paying more than they would be on the wholesale market for electricity.
PJ CooganHOST
40:37
Right.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
44:36
If you don't have a h- what we call a hybrid inverter, you can't control what goes back to the grid, and then you could get into this situation in years to come where you get this negative, you get a bill for sending power back to the grid.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
44:47
But then the other side of the coin is also true.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
44:50
If we were talking about Energy and Electric Ireland, they are giving a static rate.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
44:54
Pinergy and UNow have what's called a dynamic rate now for what we feed into the grid, and the other day they were paying 29 cent, uh, uh, f- in the morning and in the evenings time when there was a shortage.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
4:32
And he's tracking the retail price to your home, but he's also tracking what they're paying for feedback.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
4:39
Now, the three main providers, which are Baird Gosh, Electric Ireland and Energia, are paying what we call a static rate at the moment, but that's not sustainable.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
4:49
because they're paying more than they would be on the wholesale market for electricity.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
4:54
And even today, I was noticing that the wholesale price is lower this afternoon than it was overnight.

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Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
10:05
You get a bill for sending power back to the grid.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
10:07
But then the other side of the coin is also true.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
10:10
If we were talking about Energia and Electric Ireland, they're giving a static rate.
Mark O'DonoghueGUEST
10:14
Energy and Uno have what's called a dynamic rate now for what we feed into the grid.
Adam MaguireCORRESPONDENT
0:20
It says it was due to the impact storm Éowyn had on its business last year.
Adam MaguireCORRESPONDENT
0:24
Uh, ESB says its customer solutions business, which includes its retail brands like Electric Ireland, uh, saw its net profits fall in the period.
Adam MaguireCORRESPONDENT
0:31
Uh, its energy trading division had its profits going up.
Adam MaguireCORRESPONDENT
0:34
Uh, and this of course, bear in mind, would all be before the, the recent price increase, uh, from Electric Ireland actually kicked in for customers.
SarahHOST
0:40
Yes, energy price increases everywhere that we look.
SarahHOST
0:42
Okay, let's turn to The Plowing.
Dave WinterlichHOST
25:44
If you want to reduce it down to X, Y, and Z.
Dave WinterlichHOST
25:46
Or do you help with offsetting? what, or all of those things, what do you do? Because the emissions are the emissions, right? Unless you, I mean, there's ways you can get around it, but what exactly would you do for me, one of my campaigns, if I wanted to do it for, say, Electric Ireland, because we're looking at it for Electric Ireland.
Dave WinterlichHOST
26:05
How could you help
speaker_3UNKNOWN
26:06
me? Okay, let me start from the top.
Charlie WestonGUEST
1:23
And, and this is the seventh energy company to increase prices.
Charlie WestonGUEST
1:26
We've seen Electric Ireland, we've seen UNo Energy, we've seen, um, uh, U- Electric Ireland is a big one.
Charlie WestonGUEST
1:34
Um, Flow Gas, Pinergy.
Charlie WestonGUEST
1:37
They, they've all gone already.
Conor PopeGUEST
2:53
There's no difference in the quality of the supply.
Conor PopeGUEST
2:55
I've never once in my life heard somebody saying, "Do you know what? The Electric Ireland electricity is great, but the Bord Gáis electricity is terrible." It just doesn't happen, so it's, it's exactly the same product.
Oliver CallanHOST
3:04
Same product, yes.
Conor PopeGUEST
3:04
And an awful lot of people think, "Oh, I just couldn't be bothered.
Conor PopeGUEST
12:00
There's no difference in the quality of the electricity.
Conor PopeGUEST
12:02
I've never in my life heard someone say, you know, the electricity from Electric Ireland is great, but the electricity from Borgosch, it's terrible.
Conor PopeGUEST
12:08
And again, another way, another place where we always choose convenience is mobile phones, right? Now...
Conor PopeGUEST
12:15
The way mobile phone companies operate, right, they have this system whereby they offer you a free.
Conor PopeGUEST
10:00
There's no difference in the quality of the electricity.
Conor PopeGUEST
10:02
I've never in my life heard someone say, "Do you know, the electricity from Electric Ireland is great."
Tom DunneHOST
10:06
[laughs]
Conor PopeGUEST
10:06
"But the electricity from Bord Gáis, it's terrible." And again, another way, another place where we always choose convenience is mobile phones, right?

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