Smart energy meters installed in public buildings
Dear Wychavon District Council,
I am writing to make an open government request for information which I am entitled to under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Under the Freedom of Information Act, could you provide the data for the below points, as of the 20th December 2022 (or the closest available date available in data):
1. How many public buildings in your council had working smart energy meters installed on the premises?
- Please provide the data split by property type
- If available, please provide the date/year the smart energy meters were installed
- If available, please provide any available data on when smart energy meters are planned to be installed on the premises which don't already have them
Yours faithfully,
Emma Bertie
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Dear Emma Bertie,
Thank you for your recent Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI) request to
Wychavon District Council.
Please find below the information that you have requested.
Wychavon District Council currently have the following public buildings
installed with smart meters.
Evesham Public Hall – smart meter fitted on 27.04.15
Droitwich Leisure Centre – installation date unknown
Evesham Leisure Centre – installation date unknown
Pershore Leisure Centre – installation date unknown
There are currently no plans in place to install smart energy meters to
premises which don’t already have them – we await guidance and advice from
the energy providers regarding this.
I trust this answer’s your enquiry.
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Samantha Dawson
Legal Officer
Malvern Hills District Council and Wychavon District Council
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Malvern
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