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UK Government reveals plans for new energy smart tech to cut bills and boost efficiency
Smart and flexible energy systems will be needed if the UK is to meet its commitments to tackle climate change by 2050. The Government and Ofgem are putting forward a program to use smart systems to make efficiency and cost savings.
UK Government reveals plans for new energy smart tech to cut bills and boost efficiency
The 'cutting-edge' tech is also supported by Ofgem and could lead to the creation of thousands of new jobs.
Source: www.msn.com
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