SSE Airtricity has announced a substantial 19% increase in its gas prices for customers in Northern Ireland, effective from October. This price hike will affect households within the greater Belfast and west gas network areas, translating to an estimated annual cost increase of almost £172 for an average family.
The energy provider attributes the price adjustment to rising wholesale gas costs and increased network charges. This development adds to the growing financial strain on consumers, particularly as the winter season approaches, potentially impacting household budgets significantly.
SSE Airtricity to Raise Northern Ireland Gas Prices by 19%
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