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Ok, it may require changing to a two rate meter then :) Never actually used an economy 7 tariff myself so I don't know the details but the point is most houses
by gchadwick 9y ago
Ok, it may require changing to a two rate meter then :)
Never actually used an economy 7 tariff myself so I don't know the details but the point is most houses in the UK aren't equipped to have one. However a home-owner choosing to install a charging point for an electric vehicle will probably switch to a suitable metering setup for economy 7 whilst they're at it.
- Reason077 9y ago"Never actually used an economy 7 tariff myself so I don't know the details but the point is most houses in the UK aren't equipped to have one." All homes in Britain will have smart meters installed by 2020: https://www.smartenergygb.org/en/smart-future/about-the-rollout https://www.smartenergygb.org/en/smart-future/about-the-roll... These support Economy 7, as well as whatever other variable tariffs that energy companies dream up in the future.