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Electricity metering: How better metering could facilitate embedded generation and energy savings, John Parsons.. Energy World. May 2004 No. 319 P. 19-21
The way electricity is generated and used is changing fundamentally, with moves toward small-scale generation by consumers. Metering arrangements have to keep up with the changes and, at the smallest domestic scale, this is not straightforward. John Parsons looks at how a switch to more intelligent metering would not only facilitate the growth of small-scale embedded generation, but also give consumers and generators considerable additional benefits in terms of information useful for energy management purposes.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Management and commerce, Metering, Policy and Governance, Energy consumption, Domestic, People and behaviour, Electricity, Metering, monitoring and targeting
