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Utilities company E.ON Hungaria last week showcased a project to install more than 165,000 smart meters, according to a press release.

K-Electric announced on Thursday a development aimed at alleviating the burden of expensive electricity for the...

Diana Bowen confined herself to one room with an electric blanket, after she was shocked by bills.

Research suggests that appealing to peoples pockets rather than their conscience has better results.

/PRNewswire/ -- The "United States Self-Monitoring Blood Glucose Devices Market Growth, Share, Size, Trends, Analysis and Forecast (2024 - 2032)" report has...

SIR – E.ON Next refused to give me access to its cheapest tariffs unless I agreed to have smart meters installed. It is, however, perfectly willing to offer me more expensive tariffs than the ones I am already on.

Bring back the Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB), all is forgiven. No really. This is a lament born not out of nostalgia for some imagined, flawless past that never really existed, but of genuine concern for the increasingly dysfunctional, opaque and ever less secure nature of today’s UK energy markets.

The latest appropriations bill passed by Congress contains $1.7 million in earmarks – now officially known as Community Funding Projects – for two Mesa water infrastructure initiatives viewed by the

The technology doesn’t work as planned. The numbers don’t add up. And ordinary people may have their lives ruined by a system that barely even recognises they exist. If ITV is looking for a follow-up to it’s hit drama about the Post Office scandal its producers and script writers do not have to look very far. It is playing out in real-time right now. In reality, the smart meter fiasco risks turning into the next Horizon scandal.

The total number of smart meters listed as ‘dumb has risen to almost 4 million by the end of 2023.