How to Find Your MPRN: A Step-by-Step Guide

You can find your MPRN in a few key places. Here’s how to locate it:

1. Check Your Electricity Bill

Your MPRN will typically appear on your electricity bill. Look for it in the top right-hand corner of your bill from your electricity supplier. The number will start with "10" and will be 11 digits long. It's often labeled as "Meter Point Reference Number" or simply "MPRN."

2. Access Your ESB Networks Account

If you can’t find your bill, don’t worry. You can log into your ESB Networks account online to view your MPRN. Simply follow these steps:

  • Visit ESB Networks

  • Log in to your account (or create one if you don’t have one)

  • Navigate to your meter details or account information

  • Look for your MPRN

This is especially useful if you're in the process of a retrofit or home energy upgrade and need to manage energy records efficiently.

3. Check Your Meter

Another place to find your MPRN is directly on your electricity meter. Look for a sticker or label on the meter, often located on the front or side. The MPRN is usually printed here, making it easy to spot.

4. Contact ESB Networks

If you're still unable to find your MPRN, you can always reach out to ESB Networks for assistance. Their customer service team can help you locate the number.

What is an MPRN?

Your Meter Point Reference Number (MPRN) is the unique 11-digit number assigned to your electricity connection and meter. It helps track your energy usage and ensures accurate billing, whether you're undergoing a retrofit project or simply switching your energy provider. The MPRN is essential when applying for grants, arranging meter readings, or managing your energy consumption.

Why Is Your MPRN Important for Home Energy Upgrades?

Your MPRN is a key piece of the puzzle when it comes to home energy upgrades, particularly if you’re exploring retrofit projects or applying for grants. Here’s why it matters:

  • Accessing Retrofit Grants: Many energy schemes, such as the SEAI’s Deep Retrofit, require your MPRN to verify your eligibility and track your progress.

  • Switching Suppliers During Retrofit: If you're changing your energy supplier as part of your home upgrade, you’ll need your MPRN to set up your new account.

  • Meter Readings for Accurate Billing: When you’re monitoring your energy usage during a retrofit, accurate meter readings are essential for both billing and evaluating the effectiveness of your energy-saving efforts.

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