

Whilst the customer is registered as receiving their electricity supply from Opus Energy, there is no additional cost.*
The offer is open to business electricity customers supplied by Opus Energy and is subject to availability and contractual acceptance of our Smart Metering partner's Terms and Conditions of installation and meter provision.
Opus Energy recognise the significant benefits that Smart Meters can offer and therefore, currently, no fixed time has been applied to this offer.
Customers can register their request for a Smart Meter online.
Once you have registered, you will be contacted directly by our metering partners. They will discuss with you the terms of the contract under which they will install and maintain your Smart Meter. Once you have entered into this contract with our Smart Metering partners, they will arrange for the installation of your Smart Meter. Whilst Opus Energy remains the registered supplier of your electricity, we will pay for the monthly charges associated with the meter.
Who are Opus Energy's Smart Metering partners?
Opus Energy uses a number of leading Smart Metering partners:
With over 30,000 smart meters installed, Bglobal is the leading provider of smart metering and energy data management solutions for the energy market. Launched in late 2004, Bglobal is the preferred smart meter provider to a large number of leading energy suppliers and has an impressive client list including contracts direct with Comet, Leeds City Council, Nottingham City Council, Somerset County Council, ATS Tyre Services and Bournemouth & West Hants Water. Bglobal successfully floated on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in April 2008.
Invensys Operations Management’s offerings are delivered under several prominent industry brands, including EDV Energy DataVision, IMServ and Wonderware.
Since 1996 Lowri Beck has been providing metering and data management services for the UK’s major energy companies.
Lowri Beck is a service provider for the installation and operation of electricity meters and meter reading services for residential, commercial and industrial properties. Lowri Beck provides both manual and remote data capture services and the management of that data to enable accurate and timely billing and presentation of energy usage.
OnStream is one of Britain’s leading gas and electricity metering companies, providing solutions to energy suppliers across Great Britain. They have installed and manage more than 4 million domestic and non-domestic meters.
Stark is a leading provider of smart metering, data collection and online reporting services. With our help, your organisation will be able to eliminate estimated billing, cut energy waste, reduce your energy expenditure and meet your carbon reduction commitments. Since 1981, we have been at the forefront of developing powerful energy information systems. Our customers include major energy consumers around the world and all the UK non-domestic electricity suppliers.
Stark is an Elexon accredited half hourly and non-half hourly data collector and data aggregator and an OFGEM certified gas meter reader.
Utility Partnership Limited (UPL) is an end-to-end utility infrastructure and energy management provider. They are an accredited Meter Operator (MOP) and Non Half-Hourly Data Collector/Data Aggregator (NHHDC/DA). This enables them to offer a complete and independent metering and data service. They have more than 12 years experience with a nationally approved installation team, and have developed a bespoke range of Smart Metering solutions.
UPL also have trained energy auditors and analysts to operate throughout the UK, offering targeted energy-saving advice on how to reduce both costs and carbon emissions.
Will my business be without electricity whilst the Smart Meter is being installed?
Our Smart Metering partners will be able to provide you with an indication of the expected down time, prior to installation. They will work with you to ensure the installation takes place at the most convenient time for your business. For most premises the electricity will be disconnected for between one to two hours. For other customers there will be no down time during the installation.
We have chosen meters that form some of the latest metering technology in the industry and as such have an excellent record for performance. However, if in the unlikely event you do have a problem with your meter, the Smart Meter provider will arrange for an engineer to visit your premises to investigate the issue.
The Smart Meter records electricity consumption data and has the capacity to store this information for up to a year. The meter is dialed and sent to your supplier using GPS technology.
Yes, the meters have a display so that you can see your electricity consumption, however the display will only show cumulative readings.
Smart Meters provide actual electricity meter reads taken directly from the meter and the premises. Opus Energy invoices using the actual meter reads, significantly reducing the need for estimated meter reads.
Contact Opus Corporate Solution's team to discuss your Smart Metering requirements or visit the Opus Evolution website for contact details
Opus Energy have created an electricity advice website dedicated to helping companies, in these challenging times, understand more about buying electricity for their business. It includes information about being more energy efficient, reducing your electricity bill and enables you to post any specific questions you may have. Visit Opus Energy’s Electricity Advice Website.
* Subject to availability and standard Terms and Conditions of installation and supply. This offer is only available to electricity business customers supplied by Opus Energy Limited and is subject to contractual acceptance by Opus Energy and our metering partners. This offer is limited to a maximum of 10 meters per customer and is restricted to sites being used for commercial use which consume over 12,000 kwhs per annum.
**Based on largest installed customer base and ecosystem (used by more than 40,000 customers in excess of 200,000 facilities in over 180 countries around the world, plus over 3,000 industrial third-party partners)