Install a smart meter today and enjoy the ease of knowing how much power you’re using. 23 million have already been installed across England, Scotland and Wales!
Many people are unaware that the way they use energy can have an impact on their bills.
Smart meters give consumers control of these bills and allow them to take efficiency measures which could save money in price increases or lower rates for future usage, all without sacrificing service!
With smart meters, consumers can control their energy use and encourage saving on costs by adopting efficiency measures that protect against price hikes.
Reduced estimated billing errors: Smart meters eliminate estimated bills by sending actual usage data directly to your supplier. This can lead to savings if you’ve been consistently overestimated in the past. However, some people might even find they were slightly under-billed previously, resulting in a small initial adjustment.
Increased awareness: Seeing your energy use in near real-time can encourage you to make behavioral changes that reduce consumption. This can lead to variable savings depending on your existing habits and how much you adjust them.
Potential for time-of-use tariffs: Smart meters enable time-of-use tariffs, where energy costs vary depending on the time of day. If you can shift your energy usage to off-peak hours, you could see further savings. However, this requires participation in a specific tariff and planning your energy use strategically.
Smart gas and electricity meters can record half-hourly price data, as well as consumption levels to help you monitor your utility bills. With this information at hand the energy supplier will provide automatic meter readings that are more accurate than those obtained through traditional methods.
Smart meters are a key component of today’s energy infrastructure. They can register your consumption and provide automatic readings to suppliers, but they do more than just count up how much you use! These advanced devices also record data on price fluctuations so that when time comes for the bill there will be no surprises.
The smart meter can provide more accurate information about how much you’re using. The reading will also be sent automatically via the smart meter app, so there’s no need for round-the clock monitoring on your part!
23 Million homes across England, Scotland and Wales have smart meters installed.
You could upgrade to a smart meter right today, but specific criteria can determine your eligibility. For example, the area of the UK in which you reside, the type of house you live in and the current energy efficiency condition of your home.
Certain homes aren’t energy-efficient and may need home improvement upgrades to reap the benefits of a smart meter.
