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Smart meters: helping you save energy around the clock

Getting a smart meter installed will help you monitor how much energy you’re using and when you’re using it. Knowing this, you can pinpoint ways of running your home more efficiently and saving money.

We’re currently rolling out smart meters to Ecotricity customers. We have two meter installers, Lowri Beck/Calisen and AES, one of whom will be in touch with you when installations are about to start in your area.

As a supplier, we have to adhere to Smart Meter Installation Standards. You can read about these specific national standards by visiting the Retail Energy Code website: https://recportal.co.uk/smis.

You can find out more about our smart meter targets and how to use them in our FAQ section, or visit smartenergygb.org which also explains the smart meter rollout across the UK.

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A smart meter will tell you how much energy your home is using, and when, helping you identify ways of saving energy.
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Climate Clock

The Climate Clock is a version of the Doomsday clock that has been running since 1947 - this tracks the risk of global man-made disaster, through man made technology (like nuclear weapons) - displaying the minutes and seconds left before midnight, when disaster strikes. The climate crisis is a small part of the calculations made.
The climate clock uses a similar approach, but, focuses only on the climate crisis - which is the biggest and most urgent existential threat we face.
"The Climate Clock is a countdown to the biggest man-made disaster we face - but also a measure by which we can track our progress - moving from fossil to renewable energy. It shows we have no time to lose - the clock is ticking…" Dale Vince, OBE.