The government announced the scheme last December.
Plans for a credit for household electricity bills appear to have hit a delay.
The Government credit of €100 was to be allocated to 2.1 million domestic energy bills this January in order to offset spiralling prices.
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However the Irish Examiner is reporting the mechanism to apply the credit to 2.1 million energy accounts hasn't been finalised.
It's expected to kick in in March now.
