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Smart Energy GB, the voice of the smart meter rollout, has been ranked as one of the country’s ‘50 Best Places to Work’ by Campaign magazine.
New research reveals strong consumer appetite for lifestyle service companies
Worried about the invisible cost of heating your home during the cold snap? More than eight in ten people with a smart meter have a better idea of what they’re spending on energy.
Smart meters are one of the safest and most secure pieces of technology in your home: the system has been designed with some of the country’s most senior cyber security experts, including the National Cyber Security Centre, a part of the government’s own security organisation, GCHQ.
It’s crucial we modernise our energy system or we will be stuck in the past, crouching under the stairs with a torch to take meter readings and worrying about the shock of inaccurate, estimated bills.
Smart Energy GB response to Ofgem’s announcement of its decision to implement reliable next-day switching for energy customers
Smart Energy GB, the voice of the smart meter rollout, has today published a new report which examines the lasting impact of its partnerships with a wide range of organisations across the country.
The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has published statistics for smart meter installations from July to September 2017.
Smart Energy GB’s work to engage consumers in Wales won gold at the annual CIPR Wales awards, held at Cardiff’s City Hall on Friday 24th November.
The UCL Energy Institute has published an open letter to the editors of Energy Policy to highlight a number of errors in a recent paper on smart meters by the University of Sussex.
