( May 13, 2013, 10:13 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The British government's department for energy and climate change has published progress plans on the national roll out of smart meters. Energy secretary Edward Davey said he expects suppliers to be ready to begin a full-scale roll out by autumn 2015, but he has pushed back the national completion date for this process, by a year to the end of 2020. Sandip Verma, also part of the government's energy department, has shown support of Davey's plans, saying that to guarantee a positive consumer experience, more time is needed.Full statements follow below:...
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