Smart meters
Despite a slight decrease month-on-month, smart meter installations in February 2024 increased by 12% compared to the same period last year
During Winter 2023, almost 60% of energy consumers were either utilising or contemplating a transition to time-of-use tariffs, citing hurdles such as monitoring electricity consumption and perceived cost savings
Utilita Energy’s Chief Executive Officer urges for a ban on 1970s prepayment meters, citing their detrimental impact on millions of vulnerable households despite a decade of warnings
Government survey shows that although nearly 88% of respondents are aware of tariffs with varying rates based on time of use, only a third feel they have a good understanding of them
A survey of 503 UK businesses shows that 62% are unaware of government energy efficiency supports, with 47% deterred by cost concerns from investing in green upgrades
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Distribution has become the first DNO to publicly disclose its complete smart meter half-hourly consumption datasets
The scheme rewards smart meter customers who reduce electricity usage during peak hours, with participants earning an average of £12.56
The technology supporting older Radio Teleswitch meters was scheduled to be deactivated by 31st March
Greg Jackson has highlighted outdated technology in certain smart meters
Octopus Energy’s tech division, Kraken has acquired Berlin-based startup Kwest, known for its software platform streamlining energy installation processes