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Does it matter? At least people are paying the right price for power, and it gives those who need it the ability to save money by shifting demand.
by Panzer04 4y ago
Does it matter? At least people are paying the right price for power, and it gives those who need it the ability to save money by shifting demand.
- Scoundreller 4y agoIf it costs more to precisely meter than the savings for 99% of individuals, it was a bad (forced) program to upgrade to smart meter infra - it's not free. Could have invested the money into demand reduction (free LED bulbs, insulation loans etc.) or supply improvements. Don't overspend on getting to 100% fairness. Same reason why if you ask for a meter audit, they'll do nothing if it's +/- 2%, even though anything other than 0.000000000000000000000000% error is unfair.