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With the number of smart meters on Great Britain’s walls now at 5 million and the pace picking up, Haven Power’s latest instalment of their smart myths series looks at the smart meter rollout.
Energy UK has announced the Coronavirus pandemic has prompted its members to halt ‘all non-essential field-based activities’
Ofgem is consulting on issuing them with final orders
That’s according to the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), which has published a new raft of smart meter statistics
Trade body Energy UK has warned the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) suppliers are likely to be hit with large fines ‘as a result of factors outside their control’
Climate Change Minister Lord Duncan told the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Select Committee that people who stop a smart meter being installed could be hit by “very high” bills
The move would give suppliers until 2024 to install the devices in 30 million homes and businesses across the UK
New research reveals some energy companies are still rolling out outdated smart meters that fail to work when consumers move to a different supplier
BEIS is seeking bids for around £16.5m of contracts for the management and delivery of the demonstration project
All 80 employees from Access Install will join the energy firm’s new metering services division
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