Reconnecting supply to an Existing Property

Contact an electricity supplier and register as a customer. Your supplier then arranges to get the property reconnected. 

Contact an electricity supplier and register as a customer.

If the property has been disconnected for more than six months, you need to get the wiring checked and certified by a registered electrical contractor. When the check is completed, your electrician will issue a Certificate of Completion to their approved regulatory body. The validated certificate will then be electronically submitted to us. Your electricity supplier can then arrange for the property to be reconnected. 

Read more about the Certification Process.

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Due to the length of time the electricity is disconnected, you will need to apply for a new connection.

 

Click here for a Domestic (PDF | 493 KB)  Application Form or you can apply online. 

 

Click here to download the Commercial (PDF | 488 KB) Application Form.

 

A site visit may be required to assess the situation and if no additional work is needed to bring the connection point up to current standards, the house can be reconnected on payment of a re-energisation charge.  However, if the connection point is not up to current standards it will be treated as a new connection and a full new connection charge (PDF | 629 KB) applies.

Note: Once you have your MPRN (Meter Point Reference Number) you should register with an Electricity Supplier of your choice. A list of Suppliers is available on www.cru.ie