Smart meter in Malta: do I have to accept one?
A smart meter sends readings automatically, so your bill is based on real use. Whether you can refuse one differs per country.
📜 The rules in Malta
Smart meter
Enemalta measures consumption with smart meters that send readings remotely. Customers who still have an older meter are encouraged to ask Enemalta to replace it with a smart meter. You can follow your use online via My Consumption.
🪜 Step by step
- Check the letterWho installs it, the grid operator or the supplier, and when?
- Know your rightsSee below what the rules in Malta are on the rollout and on refusing.
- Protect your dataAsk what data is collected and how often. You can usually see your own use online.
- Report problemsIf the meter seems wrong, ask the grid operator for a meter test.
📇 Who to contact
❓ Questions
Does a smart meter cost extra?
The costs are usually part of the network charges. Some countries charge people who refuse.
Is my data safe?
Meter data is protected by data-protection law, and you decide who else may see detailed data.
What if the readings look wrong?
Ask the grid operator to check the meter.
📎 Sources
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