Impact assessment

Impact assessment for the smart meter rollout for the domestic sector

• From: Department of Energy & Climate Change
• Part of: Household energy
• Published: 4 May 2012

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Managing energy systems more efficiently in the future, and providing new information and services to consumers which reduce costs and carbon emissions.

Documents

Smart meter rollout for the domestic sector (GB): Impact Assessment (Government response stage)

Ref: 12D/056 PDF, 721KB, 88 pages

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Smart meter rollout for the domestic sector (GB): Impact Assessment (consultation stage)

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Details

Smart metering is a key enabling technology for managing energy systems more efficiently in the future, and providing new information and services to consumers which reduce costs and carbon emissions. In Great Britain, the provision of energy meters to consumers is the responsibility of energy retail suppliers, and is subject to competition.

Document information

Published: 4 May 2012

From: Department of Energy & Climate Change

Part of: Household energy