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At a time when energy prices are continuing to climb, smart metres are a critical tool for European consumers and utilities.
Advanced metering data can be utilised to provide consumers with recommendations on how to best optimise their energy usage and lower their bills.
The majority of Western and Northern European countries have finished or are nearing completion of smart metre implementation. As a result, the smart metres that will be put in the region will be second-generation smart metres.
The Europe Smart Meter Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
The consortium made up of Arcus European Infrastructure Fund 2 and GLIL has signed a contract to buy Smart Meter Assets 1 Ltd, a UK energy infrastructure provider, outright from BUUK Infrastructure No. 2 Ltd. This is something that Arcus Infrastructure Partners and GLIL Infrastructure are happy to announce.
SMA finances and leases smart metres to energy companies under long-term contracts, making it the fifth-largest provider of metre assets in the UK’s electricity and gas markets. With over 2 million smart metres projected to be installed, SMA currently has a metre portfolio of about 1.6 million installed metres.
With contracts in place with the majority of household energy suppliers and two main clients in OVO Energy and Utility Warehouse, the company has contracted to cover SMA’s metre portfolio. While continuing to fortify its connections with OVO Energy and Utility Warehouse, SMA expects to negotiate contracts with more clients in the future, increasing contracted cashflows and diversifying its clientele.
Arcus is a coinvestor in GLIL, a £2.5 billion infrastructure fund supported by Northern LGPS and Local Pensions Partnership. GLIL stated that it had been chosen to join with Nest, a government-established provider of workplace pensions, as an infrastructure investment partner.
GLIL has made eleven investments since its founding, and a number of them have benefited the UK’s energy transition.
Panasonic is introducing a set of smart gas solutions for utilities in Europe as they complete their smart metre rollouts.
Samsung SmartThings Energy is a free solution that allows customers of any UK retailer to combine their smart metre data with the service to regulate the energy usage of their household appliances from anywhere.
