The average UK household spends over £1,300 on energy each year. Unfortunately, much of the energy used is wasted, pouring out of homes through drafty doors and windows and uninsulated walls, floors, lofts and basements.
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Research by Energy Savings Trust, reveals 54% of buyers would be willing to pay more for an energy efficient home.
50% of sellers believe homes with ‘greener’ features will be easier to sell.
78% of those surveyed, believe having a ‘poor ‘ energy rating could lead to buyers haggling down the price.
54% believe a 'green' home will be more important than a fashionable home, in the future.
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Smart Metering
The rollout of smart meters from 2014 will be a major national project. It will involve a visit to every home and many businesses in Great Britain, and the replacement of around 53 million gas and electricity meters.
The project is being led by energy companies who have been installing the meters house-by-house as customers ask for them but Which? claims it would be better if government co-ordinated the installation process.
Smart meters can pave the way for a transformation in the way energy is supplied and used. They will provide consumers with near real-time information about energy use, and more accurate bills.
helping consumers to better manage and reduce energy use and potentially save money, and switching between suppliers will be smoother and faster.
Energy suppliers will be able to offer a wider range of services and tariffs to manage their customer relationships better. Smart meters will also be an important step towards the development of a smart grid, delivering improved network efficiency and responsiveness.
Smart meters will also play an important role in our transition to a low-carbon economy. They will help us meet some of the long-term challenges we face in ensuring Great Britain has an affordable, secure and sustainable energy supply.
Details from DECC's website can be found here. Please also contact us for queries.
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