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More than 4m smart meters operate in ‘dumb mode’

More than 4m smart meters operate in ‘dumb mode’

A total of 4.2 million (8 per cent) of smart meters are currently operating in “dumb” mode, the latest statistics from the government have revealed.

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Time to ‘put pedal to the metal’ over shared PSR

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Ofgem pauses midata programme

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Power Transition seeks fresh funding for ‘energy mapping’ platform

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Good Energy tops list for non-compliance with social and environmental obligations

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Will we ever see another council-backed energy supplier?

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Going beyond the buzzwords: Fostering a culture of mental health awareness

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Shifting behaviour could reduce CO2 emissions post-lockdown

Changes to daily household routines as a result of lockdown could have a long-term positive impact on carbon emissions, data from EDF has revealed. While historically additional energy demand has been created at peak times, typically between 4-7pm, the lockdown has meant that demand has smoothed throughout the day.

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Network payment holiday risks creating ‘zombie energy suppliers’

Talks are believed to be underway between Ofgem and energy suppliers over the possibility of suspending network charges for three months. However, Neil Cornelius, managing director at global consulting firm Berkeley Research Group, warned such plans could risk retailers building up additional debts.

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Ovo redundancies: Sector must rally around workforce

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April slowdown sees annual switching figures fall behind 2019

The latest electricity switching figures from Energy UK confirm a slump in April – the first full month of the coronavirus lockdown – with just under half a million customers changing supplier.

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Pure Planet unveils new tariffs

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Utility Week lockdown poll reveals customer satisfaction issues

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EDF looks ahead to a post-pandemic future

Philippe Commaret, EDF’s retail managing director, talks to Utility Week about how the lockdown has impacted the company's strategy and its relationship with both its customers and its workforce.

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Green Star Energy to pay £750,000 following licence breaches

Green Star Energy is to compensate more than 7,000 customers after failing to issue them with the terms of their supply contract within a reasonable time. The supplier is now in the process of paying compensation of £30 to each affected customer in recognition of poor service and the fact that these customers did not receive welcome packs.

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Ovo Energy allowed to recoup partial costs of taking on Brilliant Energy customers

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Keeping Us Connected: EDF’s telephony team provides vital support

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Smart meter installations see 95% drop during lockdown

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April switching lowest since 2016

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The power grid in lockdown: A glimpse of the future

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