Smart meter rollout opening up energy market opportunities, research suggests

Michael Holder
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Most UK energy suppliers looking to use data from smart meters to boost opportunities, innovation and diversification, finds research by Capgemini

Increasing amounts of detailed energy use data captured through the smart meter rollout is prompting energy suppliers to explore a range of new business opportunities, according to research by Capgemini....

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