Britain’s 39m Smart Meters Transfer to Non‑Profit Startup
Guardian Environment1 min read66 words
Control of Britain’s 39 million smart meters has transferred to a non‑profit startup, ending a 13‑year licence held by Smart DCC, a subsidiary of Capita. The move follows years of spiralling costs and delays that plagued the network.
The Capita‑owned company has pledged a “seamless transition” to its not‑for‑profit successor, which will assume responsibility for operating the data network that connects the meters starting this week.
Read the original at Guardian Environment
🤖 AI-generated content - This article was automatically summarised from public RSS feeds by AutoBrief. Verify important information with the original source.