The smart way to ease the smart meter rollout By Lee Johnson published 21 May 18 By the end of 2020, the UK government envisages that 50 million homes should have a smart meter installed.
The challenges the smart meter revolution creates and what to do about them By Angus Panton published 16 December 14
UK economy stands to lose £9bn due to the sluggish pace of smart technology adoption By Darren Allan published 24 October 14 Businesses will leak the majority of that cash – almost two-thirds of it – but UK consumers are also to blame for their lack of understanding when it comes to smart tech.
Smart meters can be hacked to under-report energy usage By Jamie Hinks published 17 October 14 Security researchers in Spain worked for six months on the project that found significant flaws in the security of smart meters allowing figures to be reported differently to a utility company.
Smart meters to save UK households just 2% on energy bills By Barclay Ballard published 10 September 14
M2M in the home energy market: A major opportunity for high-quality systems By Angus Panton published 11 August 14 Angus Patton, director of power and comminications at SQS, delves in the world of Machine to machine (M2M) communications in home utilities and its future importance.
£169 energy monitor will save the UK £2.8b on energy bills By Jamie Hinks published 11 July 14 Smappee’s energy monitors claim to save each household around £110 a year on bills by monitoring where energy is being wasted and stops it from happening.
Cisco teaching European electricians how to cope with the Internet of Everything By Jamie Hinks published 10 July 14 The Networking Academy Internet of Everything curriculum is specifically designed to give electricians skills that will help to understand how to install the new devices.
