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Current Cost signs up to launch Google PowerMeter in UK

Google's PowerMeter online tool

Manufacturer of real-time energy displays Current Cost has signed up with Google to make its PowerMeter online tool to UK customers.

Users will be able to sign up to Google PowerMeter, which will connect to Current Cost’s displays, providing real-time energy consumption information on a homepage accessible from anywhere.

“As a result of our landmark agreement with Google, users now have immediate and flexible access to information that will enable them to change their energy habits,” says Current Cost managing director, Martin Dix.

Over a million domestic users in the UK and abroad are already using Current Cost’s displays, says the company, and the new deal will provide a wide range of customisable information, web feeds and Google Gadgets.

Last year, first:utility and British Gas became the first companies to make Google’s PowerMeter available to UK customers.

For further information:
www.currentcost.com
www.google.org/powermeter/

Related stories:
Google’s PowerMeter comes to the UK (28-Oct 2009)
Microsoft’s Hohm help for energy saving unveiled (25-Jun 2009)
Google to launch energy monitoring software for homes (11-Feb 2009)

25 May 2010

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