Let’s make your home more eco-friendly

We’re committed to helping you achieve a more sustainable home. Discover how we’ll support you and other households to create energy efficient, greener homes in Northern Ireland.

Go Green

What is a green home?

A green home is created when any household puts in place small changes that make it more sustainable and energy efficient. These changes could involve switching to energy efficient appliances and light bulbs to cut your electricity use. You might start using an app to monitor and change your usage. Or you could switch to a tariff that uses 100% renewable electricity.

Greener homes are for everyone. There are lots of things we can do together to reduce your carbon footprint and make your home greener.

Helping create green homes in Northern Ireland

As part of Energia Group we are responding to the climate crisis by helping to create greener homes in Northern Ireland. We are investing €3 billion in achieving our climate action goals. We've aligned our responsible business activities to the UN Sustainable Development Goals on climate action, affordable and clean energy, innovation and infrastructure. This will help to guide us towards creating a more sustainable electricity supply.

We're committed to achieving a 50% reduction in the carbon intensity of our electricity generation by 2030. To do this we’re using more solar and wind power, these are renewable sources that won’t run out. We’ve made 100% renewable electricity available so that our customers can cut their carbon footprint, cut down on pollution and create greener homes.

Powering a greener Northern Ireland

Green tariff

Instantly cut your carbon footprint. We'll source the equivalent of all the electricity you use from 100% renewable sources.

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Electric vehicle tariffs

Cleaner, greener energy from 100% renewable generators. Enjoy cheaper electricity for overnight EV charging.

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EV home charger

Control your electric vehicle energy usage and manage access to your EV charger all from the palm of your hands.

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Driving towards a greener future

Cut your charging costs and your carbon footprint with 100% renewable electricity and tariffs made especially for electric vehicle drivers.

Greener home information, advice and insights

Discover more ways of becoming energy efficient and achieving a greener home with the help of our Power NI Energy Guides.

What is green energy

What is energy efficiency?

How do solar panels work?

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Frequently asked questions about going green

What is energy efficiency?
Energy efficiency is doing things in ways that use less energy. This could be by choosing appliances, lightbulbs and other products that use less electricity, or changing our behaviours to avoid energy waste. Energy efficiency helps to cut energy bills and reduce carbon emissions.
What is greener living?
Green living is taking steps to live, travel and consume more sustainably. This will usually involve reducing waste, becoming more energy efficient, cutting carbon dioxide emissions created by our consumption and making choices that protect the planet and its resources.
What is the difference between electricity and green electricity?
Electricity is any of the power we use in our homes and businesses. What could be called conventional or regular electricity has traditionally been generated by burning fossil fuels, such as coal, oil and gas. Green electricity comes from environmentally friendly and natural sources. Solar, wind and hydroelectric power are all sources of green electricity.

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