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To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of how consumers are influenced to become more aware of their energy consumption patterns; and what assessment they have made of how consumers can be encouraged to change their energy consumption patterns.
To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of how consumers are influenced to become more aware of their energy consumption patterns; and what assessment they have made of how consumers can be encouraged to change their energy consumption patterns.
Smart meters are helping households manage their energy consumption patterns so that they can improve their efficiency and save money on their bills.
The half-hourly consumption information recorded by smart meters unlocks innovative products and services such as smart ‘time of use’ tariffs which allow customers to save money by using energy when demand is low or when there is excess clean electricity available. The In-Home Display (IHD), which households are offered when they have smart meters installed, gives accurate information about energy consumption costs in near-real time.
To promote the benefit of heat pumps and encourage consumers to adopt low carbon heating technologies the government has recently relaunched its ‘Warm and Fuzzy’ campaign.
Whether they have an integrated product policy; and what examples there are of its success [HL 4121].
Whether they have an integrated product policy; and what examples there are of its success [HL 4121].
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Whitty on 4 December, 629 c131WA, whether they have decided to establish a green claims panel, particularly in light of the conclusion of the Advisory Committee on Consumer Products and the Environment at its meeting on 12 September 2001. [HL 3061].
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Whitty on 4 December, 629 c131WA, whether they have decided to establish a green claims panel, particularly in light of the conclusion of the Advisory Committee on Consumer Products and the Environment at its meeting on 12 September 2001. [HL 3061].
What action they intend to take as a result of the Department of Trade and Industry report (October 2001) into the feasibility of establishing a green claims panel to help both producers and consumers establish what claims such as "environmentally friendly" mean. [HL 1572].
What action they intend to take as a result of the Department of Trade and Industry report (October 2001) into the feasibility of establishing a green claims panel to help both producers and consumers establish what claims such as "environmentally friendly" mean. [HL 1572].