UK consumers can now opt for "time of the day" electricity tariff
For the first time, electricity customers in the UK can opt for cheaper electricity by plugging in during "off-hours" at night and during weekends.
British electricity consumers can opt to reduce their electricity bills by turning on their washing machine when they go to bed at night.
The independent electricity company, Green Energy UK, is the first to offer "time-of-the-day" electricity rates on the UK market, whereby prices vary depending on periods of high and low demand. This has been made possible through the launch of digital smart meters which manage energy usage and have been installed in UK households over the last few years.
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