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| PRI Article in Metering International |
| BEMCA |
| The Metering & Communications Association (BEMCA) BEAMAenergy UK trade association for controls, metering and communications industries. |
| The Carbon Trust |
| The Carbon Trust helps business and the public sector cut carbon emissions and capture the commercial potential of low carbon technologies. |
| Action Energy |
| Action Energy, a government-funded programme, helps businesses and public sector organisations save money through energy saving. |
| Energy Networks Association |
| Use this site to find out about ENA, the networks industry in the UK, and the issues affecting gas and electricity transmission and distribution companies across the country. |
| The Association of Electricity Producers |
| The electricity upon which the UK depends is produced by companies that have billions of pounds invested in power stations. The Association's members are mainly companies that generate electricity for the wholesale electricity markets in the UK. Some members, however, provide support services to the industry. |
| ETSU - Future Energy Solutions |
| ETSU is now incorporated into Future Energy Solutions. Future Energy Solutions helps public and private sector organisations find answers to the growing implications of climate change. |
| Ofgem |
| Ofgem is the Office of the Gas and Electricity Markets, regulating the gas and electricity industries in Great Britain. Ofgem's aim is to bring choice and value to all gas electricity customers by promoting competition and regulating monopolies. |
| ESTA |
| ESTA is the UK's leading Energy Management trade association representing over 100 suppliers of products and services covering the energy efficient monitoring, control operation and management of buildings, building services and process services |
| IURPA |
| IURPA was founded in 1990 and consists of revenue protection professionals dedicated to reducing revenue loss in the utility industry. Losses addressed by this association primarily deal with energy theft; however, revenue protection's responsibilty encompasses a variety of areas. The purpose of revenue protection in general is to benefit consumers, stockholders and energy service providers. IURPA's role is to gather and share information amongst its members for the benefit of all. |
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