BT is launching a bid to take part in the multi-billion pound rollout of smart energy meters across the country.
BT will today announce a partnership with broadcasting firm Arqiva and Detica, a branch of BAE Systems. The three companies hope to persuade the government that they should build and operate a new nationwide long-range radio network to communicate with the intelligent meters that are being installed in Britain’s 28 million homes and small businesses over the next decade.
via BT in smart energy meter plan | Business | guardian.co.uk.
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