The Missing Piece in Your Toolkit
Get a Smart Meter
Find out how a smart meter can cut down on admin and help give you greater control in your business
Your tools are your livelihood, but a smart meter is a different kind of tool that can help make your work life easier. A smart meter takes automatic readings of your gas and electricity use and sends them directly to your energy supplier. It means you no longer need to read a meter and send the figures yourself, giving you more time to focus on other jobs.
It also means the end of estimated bills. A smart meter records exactly how much energy you use so that your supplier can bill you accurately. This helps you to budget and gives you greater control over one of your most important expenses.
Getting a smart meter fitted is simple. Installation normally takes about two hours and you can arrange it in advance to fit around your schedule so that your business isn’t disrupted. Your energy supplier may even offer installations in the evening or on a Saturday.
You use your tools to help people improve their homes and their lives, but a smart meter is a tool that can help to improve your own life. That’s why it’s a smart choice for small businesses.
The benefits of smart meters – as simple as ABC
Accurate billing: A smart meter measures energy use in near real time, putting an end to manual meter readings and estimated bills. You only pay for the energy you use, which can help with managing cash flow.
Budgeting: Your energy supplier will provide you with access to free and regular information on your energy use, either via an app, an online platform, or other data tools. This can help with budgeting for future bills.
Control: A smart meter can give you more control over your business’s energy spend, thanks to the data it provides. It can help you monitor your energy usage and identify where you can make cost savings.
To request a smart meter, search for your energy supplier below
Smart meters send readings automatically, so you don’t have to. This means that your energy bills will be based on exactly how much energy you’ve used – no more paying for estimates.
*Research conducted by Yonder, June 2024
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