Government to introduce Quick Response codes on energy bills
The Government says it will put "consumers in control of their energy bills" by introducing Quick Response codes to energy bills.
The Government says it will put "consumers in control of their energy bills" by introducing Quick Response codes to energy bills.
The Government says it will put "consumers in control" of their energy costs by introducing Quick Response codes to bills.
Customers will be able to get an instant cross-market comparison under the plans, Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey said.
The codes will allow smartphone users to transfer data from their bill to their smartphone and computer which will help customers control their energy consumption and costs.
The Government said it was taking action as there had been no "voluntary move" by the energy sector to introduce QR codes.
Mr Davey also suggested that vulnerable customers who do not use smart phones would benefit from the scheme as they could receive additional support from family and friends on their energy costs.
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