These meters were called first-generation (or SMETS1) meters. Many of them are now connected to the central smart meter network, and have regained their smart functions. They should keep them if you ...

When energy suppliers began installing smart meters, they fitted first-generation meters. These work in the same way as more modern meters but they can lose their smart functions when you switch ...

NYSEG is seeking the go-ahead from homeowners across Western New York to switch their homes to smart meters. Residents have taken to social media to express concerns about what conversion means ...

THE UK's largest energy supplier has issued a fresh warning to 41,000 customers ahead of a huge electricity meter switch off ... meters must upgrade to a smart electricity meter by the end ...

As the wave of AMI and smart meter deployments begins to crest, many utilities are poised to turn their attention to what is widely anticipated to be the next major focus area for Smart Grid projects ...

EDF India on Wednesday announced a strategic joint venture (JV) with Actis, a leading global investor in sustainable infrastructure, to deploy smart metering infrastructure. This collaboration aims to ...

Cytogen, Inc., Seoul, Republic of Korea.

With smart meters, the company can monitor and predict power consumption pattern over micro geographies and hence manage retail distribution better. AESL has a 17% market share in the segment with ...

Consumers could be in line for compensation if energy suppliers do not improve wait times and other services around smart meters, under new plans. Regulator Ofgem has put forward new rules ...

Speaking to reporters after lodging the complaint with the Lokayukta, former deputy chief minister Dr C N Ashwath Narayan said: 'We have directly complained to the Lokayukta SP and explained in ...

Decodes the infrared interface of the EFR-SGM-C8 energy meter and provides an ESP32 webserver with the extracted data from the SML messages.

Households with broken smart meters will automatically receive £40 compensation from their energy provider if it is not fixed within 90 days, under new proposals from the regulator Ofgem.