The meters enable households and businesses to track and manage their energy consumption. The Department aims to gather feedback on how the rollout can be structured to prioritize consumer needs and is also seeking input on which organizations are best suited to oversee the implementation of the smart meter program.
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Minister Murphy said: "Smart meters give consumers better control of their electricity use by providing them with real time information. This allows them to make informed decisions about how and when they use electricity. Smart meters also eliminate the need for energy companies to estimate bills and they allow the network to be managed more efficiently which reduces costs and lowers carbon emissions.”
"My Department is committed to completing the design plan for the roll-out of smart meters with the principle that consumers must be front and centre of its design, and they must be supported throughout its delivery. Creating a digitalised energy system is a key objective of the NI Energy Strategy and will play a central role in delivering a just and sustainable energy transition."
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