Loop, the smart meter app, has launched its Turn Down and Save scheme as part of the National Grid’s recently announced Demand Flexibility Service (DFS).
Turn Down and Save will reward Loop customers for using less electricity at peak times this winter and could see typical customers earn up to £100 per year. Those with higher average usage during peak times – for example larger households, or because of electric vehicle charging or electric heating – could earn more by shifting usage outside of peak hours.
Households signed up to Turn Down and Save could earn over £100 in Amazon vouchers if they reduce their usage by a target amount.
