Maximising non-domestic smart meter consumer benefits, improving the data offer and enabling innovation

We’re consulting on proposals to improve the smart meter data offer for non-domestic energy consumers. The proposals would:

• ensure non-domestic smart meter customers are provided with engaging feedback on their energy consumption so that they can save energy and manage costs
• require energy suppliers to provide non-domestic smart meter customers with regular free information about their energy consumption, based on the data from their smart meter
• make it easier for non-domestic customers to share their data with third party innovators (acting with their consent) to support energy saving and net zero initiatives
• make it easier for third parties acting with customer consent to access the data they need to enter the market and deliver services to non-domestic smart meter customers

We’re also seeking more general views on how best government can support industry to drive forward innovation in the market for non-domestic smart meter data-driven services.

We welcome views on these proposals, including feedback from a diverse range of representatives across the energy supply, innovation, business and consumer representative communities.

See the BEIS consultation privacy notice.

Please do not send responses by post to the department at the moment as we may not be able to access them.