As RI Energy rolls out new smart meters, customers get in depth with their data

Providence, RILocal News

Mike Hayes, a Wakefield resident and self-described data enthusiast, began tracking his air conditioner’s energy consumption during a July heat wave after the installation of a smart electric meter. This new technology, part of RI Energy's rollout, allows customers to access detailed information about their energy usage. The initiative aims to equip residents with the tools needed to manage their energy consumption more effectively. Hayes noted that understanding energy habits could lead to potential savings. The smart meter installation represents a growing trend in energy management, offering real-time data that can influence consumer behavior.

This effort aligns with statewide initiatives to promote energy efficiency and sustainability. By enhancing consumer awareness, RI Energy hopes to foster a culture of energy conservation. Such advancements could have lasting impacts on energy consumption patterns across Rhode Island.

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