News & Events

AGM 2025 – Secure your place!

Exciting News! The Association of Meter Operators Annual General Meeting is Coming Up!

We’re delighted to invite Members to join us for this year’s AGM, taking place on 19th and 20th March 2025 at the beautiful Ashorne Hill, Leamington Spa.This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow members, engage in meaningful discussions about the future of our industry, and gain valuable insights. Whether you’re a long-standing member or new to the AMO, we’d love to see you there!

Members, secure your place now – spaces are limited, so don’t miss out!

Looking forward to seeing you in March!

New Members Welcome!

It’s that time of the year again – we’re diving headfirst into a fresh membership year here at AMO! 🌟

As we gear up for another incredible year of growth, collaboration, and networking, we want to extend a warm invitation to both our existing members and potential new members. 🚀

If you’re not already part of our association, now is the perfect time to join. Whether you’re a seasoned company or a new entrant in our industry, there’s a place for you here at AMO. Take advantage of this opportunity to connect with like-minded organisations, access valuable resources, and elevate your metering journey.

Ready to take the plunge? Contact amo@gemserv.com Team to learn more about membership benefits and sign up today!

Ofgem, energy suppliers and consumer groups back major new advertising campaign calling for customers with RTS meters to upgrade now .

Ofgem, along with energy suppliers and consumer groups, has launched a new advertising campaign urging customers with Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) meters to upgrade to newer meters. The campaign highlights the importance of upgrading before the RTS signal is switched off on June 30, 2025.

RTS meters, which were introduced in the 1980s, use radio signals to switch between peak and off-peak rates. The campaign aims to ensure that customers book their meter upgrade as soon as they are contacted by their energy supplier to avoid potential issues with heating, hot water, and higher bills.

A longer-form film is available on Ofgem’s website. This provides more information about RTS meters to help households and businesses identify if they have an RTS meter.   

The RTS Taskforce includes Ofgem, Energy UK, energy suppliers, District Network Operators, Smart Energy GB, government and consumer groups. Taskforce members have signed up to the RTS Call to Action, a commitment to work together to replace RTS meters across Great Britain.   

Ofgem, energy suppliers and consumer groups back major new advertising campaign calling for customers with RTS meters to upgrade now  | Ofgem

Replacing your Radio Teleswitch electricity meter | Ofgem

SEC Change sub committee

The next monthly SEC Change Sub-Committee will be held on 21 January 2025, starting at 10:00.

At this meeting they plan to discuss:

They will also discuss two new Modification Proposals that will be raised on their website shortly:

  • DP279 ‘June 2025 SEC Releases & DUIS Housekeeping Changes’
  • DP280 ‘CPA Scheme Transition to SSC’

SEC Consultation : MP277 ‘Virtual Gateway Connection’

The following SEC modification is currently out for consultation, with the deadline for responses closing 13 January 2025 

MP277 ‘Virtual Gateway Connection’

MP277 proposes to implement a Virtual Routing & Forwarding (VRF) component and new virtual Firewall for each cloud connected DCC Gateway Party. The Firewall will route traffic between each DCC Gateway Party’s VRF and the associated Smart Metering Equipment Technical Specifications (SMETS)2 VRF. The Firewall would only allow a DCC Gateway Party to access the DSP, Trusted Service Provider (TSP), testing environments and Service Now (SNOW). The Proposed Solution will also provide the option for prospective, new and existing DCC Users to connect to the DCC through a virtual DCC Gateway Connection by selecting a virtual connection from the DSP Service Catalogue. In addition, the DCC will likely need to make changes to the DCC Charging Statement to reflect costs associated with a virtual DCC Gateway Connection.

RECCo Webinar ; Draft Forward Work Plan (2025-28)

RECCo is pleased to invite participants to the upcoming webinar, where the draft Forward Work Plan (FWP) for 2025-2028 will be introduced. This plan outlines the key workstreams, financial projections, and strategic priorities for the next three years, with a detailed focus on the priorities for 2025-2026.

In the coming year, the focus will be on:

  • REC Service Delivery and Evolution
  • Code Reform
  • Market-Wide Half-Hourly Settlement
  • Consumer Consent (subject to decision)
  • Smart Secure Electricity Systems (subject to decision)

During the session, the RECCo Executive Team will provide an overview of future plans. Attendees will also hear about the three strategic aims and the indicative budget, with an opportunity to ask questions and learn about the next steps. Questions can be submitted prior to the event here.