Smart meters could save you £130 a year energy bills – but is yours working properly? | Personal Finance | Finance
“Knowing what energy you’re using can help you adjust your behaviour — for instance, turning the thermostat down by one degree can save up to £130 a year.”
Research carried out by Smart Energy GB last winter, 32 percent of households with smart meters said they are using their in-home display more than usual.
Victoria Bacon, the director at Smart Energy GB, explained: “It is an extremely challenging time for many households at the moment and there are no quick fixes or easy answers,
“But a smart meter can be a really helpful tool for people wanting to feel a bit more in control, with more visibility on their energy use and avoiding the uncertainties of estimated bills.
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