The NIE Statement of Charges for Connection to the Northern Ireland Electricity Distribution System has been updated and takes effect from 9 May 2013.

Local Banbridge woman, Bronagh Mone, recently swapped her job as a maths teacher at New-Bridge Integrated College in Loughbrickland to experience life as a Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE) electrical engineer.

Want to learn more about generating your own electricity or about the best way to stay safe when working near the electricity network?  Then come and visit Northern Ireland Electricity’s new stand AP32 in the Agri Pavilion at Balmoral show, 15^th to 17^th May!

Over 2000 homes and businesses in Cookstown were left without electricity at 12.45am on Saturday 4^th May following contractor damage to a high voltage underground cable.  Northern Ireland Electricity has once again warned all contractors working in the vicinity of underground electricity cables to follow strict safety guidelines.

Northern Ireland Electricity’s (NIE) has responded to the Utility Regulator’s referral of the RP5 price control to Competition Commission

Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE), the network company, recently welcomed a number of teachers from the North Belfast Business Education Partnership to its Ballymena training school.

Following a recent incident of a bogus caller in the Comber area pretending to be from Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE), the company has issued the following advice to customers:

19 students from St Malachy’s College Belfast and Dominican College, Fortwilliam, Belfast visited the Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE) apprentice training centre in Campsie recently as part of a careers day.

Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE) has issued another strong safety warning following the continuing spate of vandalism to the electricity network in Fermanagh.

With the fishing season underway and many anglers taking advantage of the odd spell of good weather to cast a few lines, Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE) has launched a FishSafe 2013 campaign to remind anglers across Northern Ireland to look up and look out for overhead electricity equipment before they start fishing.