Public charging.
Compare what charging your EV costs across Ireland's public charging networks.
Price a charge
Enter how much energy you'll add. Each network's cost is worked out from its published rates.
DC · 72c/kWh
ESB ecars
12-month minimum membership term. Overstay fee €0.50/min after 45 min on fast/high-power chargers (10 hrs on standard AC), capped at €22.50. Contactless PAYG (no account) is slightly higher again, at €0.61 AC / €0.73 DC.
DC · 66c/kWh
ePower
Rates are for eVeryday subscribers (€4.79/month) on ePower chargers: 47c/kWh AC up to 22kW, 66c/kWh DC. ePower publishes no casual pay-as-you-go price, and connection or overstay fees may apply. Check the app before charging.
DC · 50c/kWh
EZO (formerly EasyGo)
EZO no longer publishes headline prices online: they vary by location and council and are shown in the EZO app, Charge Map and on the charger. The 45c/50c and €0.27 connection fee are from July 2026 and couldn't be reconfirmed in October; check the price at the charger before starting.
Rates checked 2026-10-01 directly from each network's own pricing page and can vary by charger location, time of day, or council. Always confirm the price shown at the charger or in the network's app before plugging in.
Charging at home is usually far cheaper. Calculate home charging