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Whether you need a new meter for better control of your electricity supply or to comply with upcoming regulations regarding half-hourly metering, we can help with both installation and finding an attractive tariff for you.
The process is straightforward, as we handle everything for you. We will begin by gathering some basic information about your business so that a member of our expert connection team can contact you to discuss your requirements.
Our team will provide advice on the right type of meter for your business and explain the installation process. In most cases, we can complete the installation within 2 weeks, although this may depend on whether any site work is necessary.
During your initial conversation with our expert team, we will need to determine your MPAN status. This tells us the current status of your electricity meter, which will fall into one of the following categories:
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Your business will have one of the following types of electric meters installed on your premises:
This traditional single-rate meter is common for businesses that have not upgraded. This meter type requires you to regularly submit manual readings to your supplier.
Most businesses now have a smart meter installed, which automatically sends readings directly to your supplier. A smart meter eliminates the need for estimated billing, meaning you’ll only pay for the energy you actually use.
Multi-rate meters are beneficial for businesses that typically operate during off-peak hours. They charge different rates based on the time of day or night, making them especially popular in the hospitality sector, where core operational hours may be in the evening or nighttime due to lower unit rates.
Half-hourly meters automatically submit readings every 30 minutes. Currently, businesses with a maximum demand of 100 kWh or higher are legally required to have a half-hourly meter. However, starting May 2027, all businesses, regardless of size or consumption, will be required to have a half-hourly meter installed, following an Ofgem review known as Market-Wide Half Hourly Settlement.