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A change to the way smart meters work could be set to lower energy bills for some.a shake-up is on the way in around three weeks, with Ofgem given new powers from May that could change the way that smart meters work by 2025.
The idea is that the shake-up will pave the way for"time of use" tariffs, which would charge customers different amounts at peak and off peak times. Some consumers with smart meters can already access “time of use” tariffs - but they must “opt in” to half hourly updates.Search Council Notices in your area
In a statement released in February this year, a spokesman for Ofgem said:"This major system upgrade is a significant milestone on Britain's path to net zero.
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