Our preview of B.One eMonitoring implement the interim consumption information (uVI)

Interim consumption information serves to inform consumers. The legislator's compelling premise is that climate protection and CO₂ reduction are only possible if both building owners and consumers are informed about how much and for what purpose they consume heating energy and hot water. Heating bills can only provide this information at excessively long annual intervals. Therefore, for wirelessly readable meters, Minol offers interim consumption information, known as uVI, in addition to the annual reading and billing. This interim consumption information allows residents to:

• react more quickly to high consumption and thus optimize their own energy and water consumption,
• This saves costs and contributes to environmental protection.
• to understand the impact of their own consumption behavior more quickly and
• Greater transparency is achieved through comparisons with the previous year and average consumption.

The obligation to provide interim consumption information is in Section 6a Billing and consumption information of the Heating Costs Ordinance The new Heating Costs Ordinance implements the requirements of the EU Energy Efficiency Directive, also known as "EED", into German law.

Users, i.e., owner-occupiers and tenants, are entitled to interim consumption information starting from [date]. 1 January 2022 to make available. However, this only applies if suitable remotely readable measuring equipment, such as, for example, Minol Connect available.