Comments by ESB Networks Chief Executive Paddy Hayes that the costs arising from Storm Éowyn will be passed on to customers ...
Irish Independent on MSN13h
TDs blast ‘unacceptable’ remark from ESB chief that cost of Storm Éowyn likely to be paid by customersPublic representatives are hitting out at “completely unacceptable” remarks by the ESB chief executive today who suggested ...
MARY Lou McDonald has blasted “ripoff” ESB prices after the CEO of the power company warned costs will increase for customers ...
Thousands of people in pockets of the country remain displaced with no power or water - 11 days on from Storm Éowyn.
OVER 25,000 homes, businesses and schools remain without power, 11 days on from Storm Eowyn. ESB Networks have confirmed that ...
Amass offered to invest EGP 100 million in the capital hike at the fair value, which will be decided by an independent ...
Irish Mirror on MSN2d
Electricity prices could rise with Storm Eowyn set to cost ESB 'tens of millions'ESB Networks has doubled down on its position that customers will not be compensated for loss of service as thousands face ...
Irish Examiner on MSN2d
ESB urged to use its massive profits to pay for Storm Éowyn damage and not to pass costs to customersChief executive said cleanup from the storm would likely cost 'tens of millions', which will eventually likely 'find their ...
About 100,000, mostly rural, customers could be without power for another week, but the ESB said the vast majority of households are expected to have electricity restored by Friday Dún Laoghaire ...
In a brand new update, they reassured customers that restoration work is continuing and asked that if customers are able to, keep checking the Power Check website ...
In a Wednesday update, ESB confirmed that power had been restored to 635,000 homes, farms and businesses, but around 133,000 customers still remain without supply, down from a peak of 768,000.
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