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The coronavirus has exposed a lack of focus on supply chain sustainability

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UK Government's Smart Export Guarantee to stabilise small-scale renewables market

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By 2020 every home in the UK is to have been offered a smart meter installation

Government rejects calls to extend smart meter rollout

The Government has spoken out against pushing back the rollout for smart meters by three years, following calls from Citizens Advice.

The MPs and peers conclude that suppliers are “almost certain” to miss the 2020 target for rolling out smart meters to every home and small business

Smart meter rollout costs £1bn higher than expected in 2016

The costs of the smart meter rollout programme will rise "even further", a parliamentary report has recommended.

Northern Powergrid has established a dedicated smart network policy and development team to coordinate the work

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Keele University launches Europe's first at-scale smart energy living laboratory

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In total, 73% feel that the technology can increase customer satisfaction, while 65% believe it could reduce a “future customer churn”

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The employers’ guide to smart meters and energy efficiency awareness at work and at home

This document provides guidance and materials for running an energy efficiency awareness campaign at work, including practical advice to employees on how they can benefit from getting a smart meter and saving energy at home.