There are many reasons why a gas supply would need to be upgraded at a site from a change of tenancy and use, to a refurbishment and expansion which requires additional capacity.
This could be as simple as a meter upgrade on the existing supply, or an upgrade of the full infrastructure. This process can be complex with multiple parties involved along a projects lifecycle.
Don’t worry, we’re here to help you understand who is responsible at every step of the way whilst the project progresses. Our team of experts provide a simple, efficient customer-focused approach to ensure the most cost-effective way of delivering your project on time and on budget.
We provide a straightforward, efficient and customer-focused service across all Gas Services, including the following:
To find out how we can assist you, call us on 0800 028 6240
Each and every project is unique, so we are unable to give an immediate price. The cost can be affected by the size of the connection you need, the distance from the property to the nearest point of connection to the electricity main, and the complexity of the works. Give one of our project specialists a call today and we will co-ordinate the entire process for you.
Metering quotes can usually be turned round within 24 hours.
The install process typically takes 10 working days for standard diaphragm meters. Non-standard and rotary meters can vary. Other quotations involving the meters can take one to three days. New meter installations and upgrades can take between one and two weeks.
This is a unique number that is given to differentiate and identify gas connection pipes. The format of an MPRN is quite standard and consists of between 6 and 10 numbers.
This is a unique number given to each meter to identify it. It can be found on the front of the meter.
This is the estimated annual volume of gas registered at a supply meter point by National Grid.
This is a lever or wheel before the gas meter that will allow you to isolate the gas supply to the meter in the event of an emergency.
A check to confirm that the gas connection pipe can deliver a customer’s required maximum hourly load. As part of this check, an engineer will check the pressure and ECV size.
There are several reasons why a business would want to look at a sub-metering solution, from climate change legislation and the need to be more environmentally responsible, through to production cost monitoring, or commercial tenant billing requirements.
Traditional utility bill analysis uses information that is too historical to be of benefit. Bills arrive 30-45 days after usage and are too aggregated to be of any real benefit.
Sub metering will therefore allow an organisation to address this information gap, providing granular visibility of energy use, that will allow them to drill down into a site’s consumption and effect operations past a primary billing meter.
Also known as a data logger, it measures your hourly consumption. Automated Meter Reading technology (AMR) is an essential tool in any energy management strategy, it allows you to monitor and track your consumption giving you the evidence you need to transform your business.
It can also be used for accurate automated billing.
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