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METER ASSET Provider

Smart Meter Assets has today been accredited as a Living Wage Employer. Our Living Wage commitment will see everyone working at Smart Meter Assets receive a minimum hourly wage of £9.50 in the UK or £10.85 in London. Both rates are significantly higher than the government minimum for over 23s, which currently stands at £8.91 per hour.

SMA are delighted to announce their support for Suffolk Wildlife Trust as a Silver Level Sponsor. The decision to support this charity is further evidence of the growing importance of ESG matters to SMA.

SMA has completed a £545m refinancing of the short-dated debt facilities raised at the time of the acquisition of SMA by Arcus Infrastructure Partners (“Arcus”) and GLIL Infrastructure (“GLIL”) in May 2021.

SMA are pleased to have scored 87 in our first GRESB submission for the 2022 Infrastructure Assessment, the score for the Network Utilities sector average being 81.

SMA are pleased to now be ISO 9001 certified. Achieving this certification backs up SMA’s view that our management system and processes are fit for purpose in supporting our own business, and that of our customers.

SMA are delighted to be awarded with an Investors in People accreditation. This highlights the importance of our employees and shows the commitment that we plan to continuously improve the workplace, “to make work better”.

SMA are pleased to announce that we are a Living Pension Employer. The Living Pension is the Living Wage Foundation's new accreditation for employers who want to provide workers with stability and security in retirement.

SMA are delighted to have scored 91 for our second GRESB submission for the Infrastructure Assessment compared to last year’s score of 87.

As part of the continued development of our corporate governance, SMA are pleased to announce that we are now ISO27001 certified. Aiming for and achieving this certification highlights the importance to us of ensuring that our Information Security Management System adheres to the Standard and is fit for purpose for both the business and our customers.

Reducing waste in the removal of non-faulty meters. In 2013, the UK government launched the Smart Meter Implementation Programme (SMIP) to provide consumers with near-real time information to manage their energy use, save money, and reduce carbon emissions.