British Gas begins next-gen smart meter rollout

Stuart Sumner
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New smart meters have a touch screen and enable greater control over energy use, says utility company

Energy provider British Gas has begun rolling out its next-generation of smart meters to UK customers. These newer devices come equipped with touch-screen technology and enable greater control o...

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