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@celticdynamics.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 10:38 AM

Quick question for businesses: what would make you more likely to move forward with an energy-saving project?

Clearer cost savings, more grant support, a shorter payback period, or more help with delivery?
Let us know what matters most.

#EnergyEfficiency #BusinessEnergy

@bionicbusiness.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:32 PM

It's October - a big month for energy bills. For households, the energy price cap increase kicks in (remember, this doesn't affect the price you pay for #businessenergy) and the temporary 0% VAT rate has started
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@bionicbusiness.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 11:42 AM

Paying 20% VAT on your energy bill? You might only need to pay 5%.
Here's how to check 💡
#BusinessEnergy
#BeABionicBusiness 🦾
#BionicMeansBusiness 🦾
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@utilityfair.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 8:18 AM

Energy prices remain above last year’s levels, but markets have moved broadly sideways. If your contract is nearing renewal, reviewing options early gives you more time to compare.

Full report: www.utilityfair.ie/energy-price...

#BusinessEnergy #EnergyProcurement #IrishBusiness #EnergyMarkets

Utilityfair Energy Prices & Markets Report for September 2026. Dark navy and blue branded graphic with the Utilityfair logo at the top and the report title in large white text. A highlighted quote explains that energy prices are higher than last year, but the market is currently showing no clear move higher or lower. Businesses with electricity or gas contracts approaching renewal are advised to start comparing early, allowing time to review available options and work towards the most appropriate outcome for their business. The graphic includes a Trustpilot rating badge and a green arrow indicating there is a second slide.Summary of Utilityfair’s September 2026 Energy Prices & Markets Report on a dark navy background. Four highlighted panels present the main market developments. Irish wholesale electricity is trading at €168.39 per MWh, 1.3% lower than August 2026, although new business electricity contracts are around 25% higher than a year ago. European gas prices remain elevated due to tighter LNG supplies, with forward gas prices around 35% higher year-on-year and new business gas contracts showing a similar increase. Brent crude has risen 9.7% month-on-month to $95.99 per barrel, with renewed US-Iran conflict disrupting oil flows and supporting higher prices. The final panel advises that, with energy prices still elevated, shorter fixed contracts or wholesale trackers can provide businesses with greater flexibility if market prices decline. The bottom of the graphic directs businesses to review their options at utilityfair.ie and displays a Trustpilot rating badge.
@utilityfair.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 1:25 PM

How Halpenny Golf saved €10,333 a year on electricity and gas costs ⚡

👉 Read the full case study: www.utilityfair.ie/case-studies...

#BusinessEnergy #EnergyProcurement #EnergySavings #RestaurantBusiness #IrishBusiness #EnergyCosts

Utilityfair case study for Halpenny Golf, one of Ireland’s leading golf retailers, showing how the business reduced commercial electricity and gas costs across multiple retail locations. Following a competitive review of its energy portfolio, Halpenny Golf secured €10,333 in annual energy savings. Electricity unit rates were reduced by 4.5 c/kWh, while gas unit rates decreased by 2.2 c/kWh, lowering annual energy expenditure across the business.Halpenny Golf commercial energy case study from Utilityfair. Utilityfair carried out a comprehensive review of the retailer’s electricity and gas portfolio, comparing energy supplier pricing, contract structures and available contract lengths. Halpenny Golf subsequently secured new 12-month fixed-price electricity and gas contracts across its locations, delivering €10,333 in annual energy savings and greater budget certainty. The slide also features a testimonial from Brian Congdon, Financial Controller at Halpenny Golf, recommending Utilityfair to businesses looking to better manage their energy costs.
@utilityfair.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 1:17 PM

How the National Wax Museum reduced its annual electricity costs by €23,877 – a 51% saving ⚡

👉 Read the full case study: www.utilityfair.ie/case-studies...

#BusinessEnergy #EnergyProcurement #EnergySavings #RestaurantBusiness #IrishBusiness #EnergyCosts

Utilityfair case study for the National Wax Museum in Dublin, showing how competitive energy procurement reduced the museum’s annual commercial electricity costs by 51%. After its previous contract expired, the museum had moved onto expensive out-of-contract electricity rates. Utilityfair reviewed its electricity requirements and helped secure a new 12-month commercial electricity contract at a significantly lower unit rate, delivering €23,877 in annual electricity cost savings.National Wax Museum commercial electricity case study from Utilityfair. Utilityfair reviewed the museum’s electricity consumption and compared pricing from Irish commercial energy suppliers to identify a more competitive contract. Following the market review, the National Wax Museum secured a new 12-month electricity contract, reducing annual electricity costs by €23,877, equivalent to a 51% saving. The slide also features a testimonial from Brendan Kearns of the National Wax Museum, highlighting the outcome and recommending Utilityfair to organisations seeking to reduce their energy costs.
@utilityfair.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 1:12 PM

How Concern Worldwide saved €9,261 a year on electricity and gas across its Dublin offices ⚡

👉 Read the full case study: www.utilityfair.ie/case-studies...

#BusinessEnergy #EnergyProcurement #EnergySavings #RestaurantBusiness #IrishBusiness #EnergyCosts

Utilityfair case study for Concern Worldwide, one of Ireland’s leading international humanitarian organisations, showing how it reduced annual commercial electricity and gas costs by €9,261 across two Dublin locations. Following a full-market energy comparison, Concern Worldwide reduced electricity unit costs by 4.11 c/kWh and gas unit costs by 2.04 c/kWh, with Utilityfair managing the electricity switching and gas contract renewal.Concern Worldwide commercial energy case study from Utilityfair. Utilityfair compared electricity and gas plans across all suppliers, monitored wholesale market movements and repriced the organisation’s meters several times before contracting. Two electricity meters were switched to a new supplier and the gas contract was renewed with the existing supplier at a better rate, delivering €9,261 in annual energy savings. The slide also features a testimonial from Peter Glynn, Property and Facilities Manager at Concern Worldwide, highlighting Utilityfair’s expert advice and regular updates throughout the procurement process.