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It would because people would become very aware of the energy sinks and its cost :) Some city noticed changes in consumption when new houses had meter installe
by agumonkey 4y ago
It would because people would become very aware of the energy sinks and its cost :)
Some city noticed changes in consumption when new houses had meter installed on ground floor rather than in the basement.
- benj111 4y agoIn the UK they're rolling out smart meters that have a display that show real time usage. They're advertised as saving energy which I think is a bit misleading as it's only based on this phenomena
- adwww 4y agoWhich is a very short lived behaviour change. Our smart display went missing during a house move, and hasn't been compatible with most of the energy suppliers we've had since moving in. It was probably the worst energy scheme they could have spent the estimated £16bn on. That much in insulation would have slashed domestic heating costs, but as ever that's a much less sexy project.