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The Weekend Quiz. 10th January 2020

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Who said:


(1) "You can't have a sustainable energy network in the U.K. without smart meters".


and,


(2) "...smart meters help in achieving de-carbonisation targets and ....if we all want to drive an electric car and electrically heat our houses...you can't do that without a smart meter".


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    We'll end up in the Savery Palace virual club if we're not carsful!


    Legh


     




    Nah! This is a wiring and associated matters issue relating to "smart" meters Legh.


    Calisen is owned by a private equity firm called KKR and owns about a third of all "smart" electricity and gas meters in Britain. It intends to raise £1.3 bn by a London floatation. The intention being to reduce debt and fund expansion. It intends to install another 6 million "smart" meters. Mr. Pijls is by nature a banker.


    The government initiative to get "smart" meters installed in the U.K. is running years behind schedule, and costs have risen to 13.5 bn.


    Z.






     

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    We'll end up in the Savery Palace virual club if we're not carsful!


    Legh


     




    Nah! This is a wiring and associated matters issue relating to "smart" meters Legh.


    Calisen is owned by a private equity firm called KKR and owns about a third of all "smart" electricity and gas meters in Britain. It intends to raise £1.3 bn by a London floatation. The intention being to reduce debt and fund expansion. It intends to install another 6 million "smart" meters. Mr. Pijls is by nature a banker.


    The government initiative to get "smart" meters installed in the U.K. is running years behind schedule, and costs have risen to 13.5 bn.


    Z.






     

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