12/02/2015
Small Businesses To Benefit From Cheaper Electricity
Small businesses in NI are to benefit from cheaper electricity from 01 April as Power NI announced cuts of 9.2%.
The company, which supplies electricity to more than 37,000 small businesses across Northern Ireland, has said the move will save businesses around £200 a year.
The company is introducing the price reductions due to a decrease in wholesale gas prices.
The move follows a similar cut by smaller NI electricity supply Budget Energy.
(MH/JP)
The company, which supplies electricity to more than 37,000 small businesses across Northern Ireland, has said the move will save businesses around £200 a year.
The company is introducing the price reductions due to a decrease in wholesale gas prices.
The move follows a similar cut by smaller NI electricity supply Budget Energy.
(MH/JP)
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