The Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) (Amendment) Order 2025
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6 Advice on benefits of smart meters
(1) In the 2022 Order, in article 31 after paragraph (1)(a) insert— (aa) the advice on the benefits of using a smart meter in accordance with sub-paragraph (a) includes— (i) guidance on arranging the installation of a smart meter; and (ii) an invitation to the household to make a non-binding pledge to arrange the installation of a smart meter; . (2) In the 2023 Order, in article 22 after paragraph (1)(a) insert— (aa) the advice on the benefits of using a smart meter in accordance with sub-paragraph (a) includes— (i) guidance on arranging the installation of a smart meter; and (ii) an invitation to the household to make a non-binding pledge to arrange the installation of a smart meter; . (3) The amendments made by paragraphs (1) and (2) apply in relation to a measure where the installation is completed on or after the day on which this Order comes into force.
6 Advice on benefits of smart meters
(1) In the 2022 Order, in article 31 after paragraph (1)(a) insert— (aa) the advice on the benefits of using a smart meter in accordance with sub-paragraph (a) includes— (i) guidance on arranging the installation of a smart meter; and (ii) an invitation to the household to make a non-binding pledge to arrange the installation of a smart meter; . (2) In the 2023 Order, in article 22 after paragraph (1)(a) insert— (aa) the advice on the benefits of using a smart meter in accordance with sub-paragraph (a) includes— (i) guidance on arranging the installation of a smart meter; and (ii) an invitation to the household to make a non-binding pledge to arrange the installation of a smart meter; . (3) The amendments made by paragraphs (1) and (2) apply in relation to a measure where the installation is completed on or after the day on which this Order comes into force.
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