Meter Operator (MOP) Agreements Explained

If your electricity supply is provided on an HH (half hourly) basis, by law you must have a Meter Operator (MOP) agreement in place. If you do not have a MOP agreement in place, your supplier will automatically apply their default MOP charges. Default MOP charges are commonly more expensive than necessary.

Commonly considered default charges range from £50-£150; based on a default MOP charge this could equate to £1,800 a year added to your electricity costs. However, using a MOP contract arranged through E for Energy will probably ensure you reduce the MOP charges you pay by more than half.
MOP agreements are valuable for any business that has an HH meter as these are implemented when a site’s maximum demand is over 100kW.
Why Have Your Own MOP Agreement?
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Your own MOP agreement gives your business the ability:
• To avoid unreasonable supplier default charges;
• To obtain billing based on actual consumption rather than estimates;
• Access to all detailed half-hourly data, which you can use to manage and mitigate consumption; and
• To adhere to energy market regulation compliance.
How Much Can You Save with an MOP Contract
Without an MOP contract in place, your supplier could be charging you between £50 - £150 every month. That's £1500 per year. With an E for Energy negotiated contract, your potential MOP services would cost from just £25 per month (£300 per year). That's an amazing potential saving of up to £1,500 every year!

Why Partner with E for Energy for MOP Services?

Managing metering changes can be complex and time consuming. With our experts dealing with your MOP service, you can spend your time growing your business whilst we take on all the leg work;
Who Can Benefit from MOP Agreements?
The MOP services we provide are suitable for a variety of sectors.
Logistics &
Warehousing
improve efficiency in energy intensive warehouses, control lighting costs and energy used for refrigerated storage, and operate more efficiently when provided with accurate half-hourly consumption data.
Hotels &
Hospitality
maintain accurate guest billing based on changing energy demand, manage high seasonal energy loads, and lower costs while ensuring comfortable conditions for guests.
Care Homes & Property Management
ensure compliance and eliminate unnecessary costs, and provide reliable energy metering data to fulfill the needs of residents and manage a property portfolio across multiple sites.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes - if you have a half-hourly supply, you must have an MOP contract due to legislation.

Businesses have the option of appointing their own MOP - you do not have to leave it to a supplier default.

None - E for Energy will take care of everything for you.

They will install, maintain, and communicate meter data to ensure that you are billed and reported accurately.

No, only businesses with meters that are half-hourly restaurants or are a maximum demand customer of 100kW+.

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