Moving into your new premises

Below, you’ll find information to guide you through the connection process. This will depend on the status of the gas or electricity supply at your new address:

If the gas or electricity supply is connected

If you are moving into new premises you can simply complete our move in online form.

If you have an unmetered electricity supply, such as public lighting or an electric fence, then please call us at 1800 372 787 (Mon to Fri 09.00 to 17.30) to open your new account.

If the gas or electricity supply is disconnected

Then you should contact Electric Ireland by phone at 1800 372 787 (Mon to Fri 09.00 to 17.30) or email with the following information:

• Your name
• Your address
• Contact telephone number
• GPRN for gas*
• MPRN for electricity**
• Payment details
• Company Registration Office number (If applicable)

Notes:

• *Please call Gas Networks Ireland at 1800 464 464 if you have a gas supply but not your GPRN
• ** Please call ESB Networks at 1800 372 757 if you don’t have your MPRN
• If the electricity supply is disconnected for six months or more you must provide ESB Networks with an ETCI Completion Certificate from your electrical contractor.

New connection - Gas

Contact Gas Networks Ireland at 1800 464 464 to apply for a new gas connection.

Then you should contact Electric Ireland by phone at 1800 372 787 (Mon to Fri 09.00 to 17.30) or email with the following information:

• Your name
• Your address
• Contact telephone number
• GPRN
• Payment details
• Company Registration Office number (If applicable)

We will then register you as a customer of Electric Ireland for gas.

Please see our terms and conditions.

New connection - Electricity

Contact ESB Networks at 1800 372 757 to apply for a new electricity connection.

Then you should contact Electric Ireland by phone at 1800 372 787 (Mon to Fri 09.00 to 17.30) or email with the following information:

• Your name
• Your address
• Contact telephone number
• MPRN
• Payment details
• Company Registration Office number (If applicable)

You will then be registered as a customer of Electric Ireland for electricity.

Please see our terms and conditions.