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Brits face paying up to £100m a year extra on energy bills 'due to meters wrongly installed BACKWARDS at offshore wind farms'
Brits may face an additional £100m annually on energy bills due to meters installed backwards at offshore wind farms. The issue is linked to incorrect meter installations at renewable energy sites.
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