As of March 2025, Waterpower are offering an estimated annual bill of €1,582.23 a year on their 24hr, urban, standard price plan. You can contact Waterpower customer care on (01) 29 50568. If you are looking to switch electricity provider, you can call 📞(01) 913 1771
What Are Waterpower's Electricity Prices?
Waterpower offers tariffs on the following for your home energy needs:
- Standard electricity
- Nightsaver electricty
- Smart electricity
Waterpower do not offer gas tariffs or dual fuel tariffs.
What Are the Waterpower Ireland Standard Tariffs?
Waterpower are currently offering an annual estimated bill of €1,582.23 on their urban, standard 24hr rate.
This is based on a unit rate of 0.3551c per kWh and an annual standing charge of €258.60.
Waterpower’s standard electricity tariff comes with no discounts compared to other suppliers.
📈 Standard Tariffs
Urban Meter
Urban 24hr
- Unit Rate: 30.51c /kWh
- Standing Charge: €258.60
- EAB: €1,582.23
Urban Day/Night
- Day Rate: 34.87c /kWh
- Night Rate: 22.88c /kWh
- Standing Charge: €258.60
- EAB: €1,657.82
Rural Meter
Rural 24hr
- Unit Rate: 30.51c /kWh
- Standing Charge: €334.19
- EAB: €1,513.56
Rural Day/Night
- Day Rate: 34.87c /kWh
- Night Rate: 22.88c /kWh
- Standing Charge: €334.19
- EAB: €1,589.15
Last updated: March 2025
EAB calculated based on average electricity usage (4,200 kWh) with VAT and PSO Levy included.
What Are the Waterpower Ireland Smart Tariffs?
Waterpower Ireland also offers smart meter electricity rates with three time-of-use rates.
Waterpower divides the smart meter hours into the following times:
- Day rate — from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
- Night rate — from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m.
- Peak rate — from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
💡 Smart Meter Tariffs
Time of Use Tariffs
Urban Smart Meter
- Day Rate: 36.93c /kWh
- Night Rate: 23.76c /kWh
- Peak Rate: 39.11c /kWh
- Standing Charge: €258.60
- EAB: €1,801.96
Rural Smart Meter
- Day Rate: 36.93c /kWh
- Night Rate: 23.76c /kWh
- Peak Rate: 39.11c /kWh
- Standing Charge: €334.19
- EAB: €1,877.55
Last updated: March 2025
EAB calculated based on average electricity usage (4,200 kWh) with VAT and PSO Levy included.
To benefit from these tariffs, your home needs to have a smart meter. You will also need to receive a confirmation from ESB Network, Ireland’s electricity distributor, that the CTF value aligns with the provision of Interval Data of your smart meter.
Are There Waterpower Ireland Exit Fees?
Since Waterpower Ireland’s electricity rates are standard only, there are no exit fees to leave this provider if you are not happy with the services received.
How Do I Switch to Waterpower?
You can only switch to Waterpower by getting in touch directly with the supplier.
This can be over the phone in a matter of minutes or by requesting a call back from their website.
You'll need to give the following information to switch to Waterpower:
- Your MRPN. You can find it on your electricity bill.
- A current meter reading.
- Your bank details.
What Are the Waterpower Ireland Reviews Like?
The company rates as a 3.7 out of 5 on Google reviews from a total of 22 reviews.
The provider also has one 5-star review on Trustpilot.
Given the lack of reviews on either website, it's difficult to judge customer satisfaction as reviews are either very positive, or very negative.
Customers who have left reviews have noted issues with customer service, but those who have left positive reviews praise the companies rates.
What Is the Waterpower Contact Information?
You can contact Waterpower in writing, by telephone, by email, or through an online contact form on their website.
Here are the principal ways to contact Waterpower.
| Telephone | 029 50568 |
| Email Address | [email protected] |
| Mailing Address | Waterpower, Strand Street, Kanturk, Co.Cork, Ireland |
Who Are Waterpower?
Waterpower works in three distinct areas with renewable energy:
- As a supplier, both for commercial and domestic use.
- As a purchaser of excess renewable energy to feed their network.
- As a consultant for those interested in having their own renewable energy project.
Based in Kanturk, County Cork, Waterpower started in 2003, creating power plants that use the water, wind, solar, and biomass to distribute energy across Ireland.
Waterpower is 100% Irish owned and currently has seven employees to provide this green energy.
What Is the Waterpower Ireland Fuel Mix?
Waterpower is still new to the residential electricity market and hasn’t submitted its fuel mix information to the CRU.
The CRU will provide this information once Waterpower has been operating for at least 12 months.
Seeing that they produce their own energy, the company claims their energy supply is 100% green electricity.