Get clever with your energy

A smart meter measures the amount of gas and electricity you consume. This information is then sent to your Smart Display which will automatically (and securely) send regular meter readings to your supplier through a wireless network.

No, they’re free to be installed by our expert engineers. Simply just book a time that suits you!

You will receive real-time updates via your Smart Display by taking your energy usage and converting it to pounds and pence. This allows you to keep a watchful eye over your spending and can help adjust your behaviour to use less energy day-to-day. You can also receive personalised feedback via our My Utilita app to stretch the pennies even further.

Whilst the government wants all households in the UK to have a smart meter installed, it is not compulsory to have one. If you’re unsure, visit https://utilita.co.uk/help/smart-meters to find out more about the benefits.

According to Public Health England (PHE), Smart Meters are one of the safest pieces of technology in the home. This is due to the exposure to low-frequency emissions produced from smart meters is lower than that caused by other appliances such as microwaves and TVs. Smart Meters are covered by EU and UK safety legislation.

You will need to sign up with us first which is where we will usually book a convenient smart meter install date with you. If this is not possible we will attempt to contact you soon after to arrange a suitable date. You will then receive email confirmation upon booking, and we will also send you regular reminders of the date for your smart meter installation. If you have signed up with us but have not yet booked in your smart meter install or would like to change your appointment date, please click here to get in touch with us.

How we did against last year's target:

Our targets for 2025:

Our top priority is to provide all the benefits of smart energy for every customer and continue to promote the installation of smart meters to them. Our targets for 2025 are to install 887 non-domestic gas meters and 457 non-domestic electricity meters. We don’t have any domestic targets.