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Together those in Yorkshire and the Humber could save as much as £48.9 million** if each household joined the 597,359 households in Yorkshire and the Humber that have already had a smart meter installed
More than 11 million smart meters have been installed across Great Britain, transforming the way people in all corners of the country buy and use their gas and electricity.
Together those in Wales could save as much as £28.1 million** if each household joined the 315,831 households in Wales that have already had a smart meter installed
Smart Energy GB today publishes Sparking action on smart energy at work, a new report commissioned by Smart Energy GB and produced by Cranfield School of Management.
New research published today by Smart Energy GB shows the positive changes to energy consumption experienced by households who choose a smart meter.
Smart Energy GB’s advice to energy customers following BEIS’ decision to consult on extending the deadline for first generation smart meter installations
Together those in the North West could save as much as £65.1 million** if each household joined the 822,464 households in the North West that have already had a smart meter installed
Together, those in the West Midlands could save as much as £49.1 million** if each household joined the 585,694 West Midland households that have already had a smart meter installed
Together, those in the East Midlands could save as much as £42.2 million** if each household joined the 479,254 East Midland households that have already had a smart meter installed
Commenting on Ofgem’s annual report published today, Robert Cheesewright, Director of Policy and Communications at Smart Energy GB said:
