Smart meters

With a smart meter you could get rewarded by your energy company for using energy flexibly, like doing the laundry at off-peak times, when other people are using less 🧺 Find out more here ⬇️

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#AD At our Hawthorns Hub, we're all about smart energy choices! Participants explored how to track energy usage and the benefits of smart meters.💡 We're pleased to support the #SmartEFLCommunities campaign, thanks to @EFL_Community and @SmartEnergyGB. ☕️ 📖

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#AD ☀️💡 Over the Summer, @EFL Football Club charities have been supporting @SmartEnergyGB to spread the word on #smartmeters and the benefits they can have in your home. 🏠 Find out more: 👉 eflinthecommunity.com/participation-… #SmartEFLCommunities

@harboureb Your energy supplier is best placed to answer any questions you have about your tariff, as they have access to your customer account. This page could also help with your enquiry: energysavingtrust.org.uk/advice/smart-e… (2/2)

@harboureb Hi Guy, Smart Energy GB is the not-for-profit campaign helping everyone in Britain understand the importance of smart meters and their benefits to people and the environment. (1/2)

@SmartEnergyGB Hello.I have solar panels on my roof. I have an export meter installed at the moment, so I can export what I generate, if I am not at home using the electric. If I go over to a Smart Meter will I still be able to export the electricity I generate?Best Regards Guy

@harboureb However, to potentially earn money from this you would need to apply for the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG). You can find out more on Ofgem's website: ofgem.gov.uk/environmental-…

@harboureb It's important to note, if you have a certified renewable energy generation system like solar and a smart meter you should be able to export your excess energy back to the grid. (4/5)

@stuart_curran They have been appointed by the government to advise on issues related to the customer service provided by energy suppliers. You can call them on 0808 223 1133 or find out more on their website: citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-m… (3/3)

@stuart_curran Your energy supplier is responsible for maintaining the smart metering kit in your home. If you would like help in speaking with your supplier, contact Citizens Advice. (2/3)

@SmartEnergyGB I am stuck with Smets1 meters that do not provide in day readings. British gas failed to supply an IHD when they installed them years ago and my current supplier is not interested. What do I do?

The data smart meters provide can help owners identify where cost savings could be made and help them have more control over their business’ energy spend. Learn more from Hannah Egerton, founder of Edgie Eats 👇

Johnny Vegas wants a smart meter 📣 Join him in Episode 1 of our new series as he navigates booking his smart meter installation. Learn more here ⬇️

📣 The new price cap is now live and it has increased from £1,717 to £1,738. We understand that you may have questions about this, so we've put some information together that might make things a little clearer. Find out more here ⬇️ smartenergygb.org/smart-living/s…

@tony1hazell If these don’t work or you’re still unsure, please contact your energy supplier. They're responsible for maintaining the smart meter and in-home display. (3/3)

@tony1hazell Sorry to hear this – it sounds frustrating. Our website provides some common troubleshooting tips which could help fix this: smartenergygb.org/IHD-not-working (2/3)

Got a smart meter last week. Somehow our supposed gas consumption for previous day spontaneously trebles between when I check the reading at 9am the next morning and recheck at 4pm. Also had mysterious consumption between midnight and 3am when heating was off. @SmartEnergyGB

As the footy heats up this festive season, make sure you're on top of your game at home too. A smart meter could help you track your energy use, giving you the power to plan your bills more accurately.⚡🏠 bit.ly/3Zta6ip @SmartEnergyGB #SmartMeters #AD