Brunata
EU’s Energy
Efficiency Directive
Working for a
greener future
In the future all consumption measurements must be read remotely. The aim is to give consumers access to updated consumption data via apps or web portals. When residents can track their consumption, they can also more easily change their behaviour and reduce energy consumption. So the new regulations are fully in line with the shared focus on global energy resources and the UN’s Global Goals.
Brunata’s network solution makes it easy to remotely access all essential meters so you can be ahead of the new requirements.
EED in short
Since
October 2020
Energy, hot water and heat allocation meters installed after 25 October 2020 shall be remote readable.
On
25 October 2020
All consumption meters, including meters that require reading from the meter itself, must be read at least twice a year and users should receive consumption information as often.
From
1 January 2022
Meters that can be read remotely must be read monthly and users should be provided with consumption information at the same time.
By
1 January 2027
It must be possible to read all meters remotely. Therefore, meters that cannot be read remotely must be replaced by 31 December 2026 at the latest, unless it can be proved that it will not be cost-effective to do so.
Solutions
From intelligent metering and billing to efficient services and our own Internet of Things. Brunatas solutions embrace it all.
Smart cities
Brunata is taking the lead when it comes to creating tomorrow’s smart living. Not in a distant future, but right here and now.
