RE: Gas Is Here To Stay24 May 2025 07:19
When I used to work for a big six energy supplier as a gas and electricity meter fitter, I was on a near daily basis called to attend properties leased by SERCO in the surrounding towns to swap prepayment meters for credit meters with SERCO being the bill payer on behalf of the home office. Majority of UK people usually have limited balances on their prepay meters, say £10-£30. the Serco properties I attended were found to have prepayment meters with maxed out balances at £500. The idea of the credit meters was to do away with constant running around of topping up the prepay meters. On attendance to these properties you would find all the lights switched on unnecessarily, the heating turned up to uncomfortable levels with windows left open… yet the old dear or young family next door were living in energy poverty having to watch their penny's…. Totally unfair…