Panda Power confirms departure from Irish energy market

Panda Power in Dubln Image: Leah Farrell Panda Power in Dubln Image: Leah Farrell PANDA POWER HAS confirmed that it plans to leave Ireland’s energy market, becoming the fourth supplier to do so this year.

A Panda Power spokesperson said that the “international energy market is facing unprecedented challenges, with wholesale energy costs having risen to unsustainable levels”. Panda Power said it will work with affected employees to redeploy them in the wider company group and that there would be no compulsory redundancies.

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Let's blame Russians instead free money from IDA.....

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