What happens when Data and Metering don’t work together under MHHS

The success of Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) relies on accurate, complete and timely Half Hourly data.

If that data isn’t available, organisations risk increased estimation, greater operational disruption and reduced control over energy costs.

That’s why organisations can no longer think about data and metering separately.

Why data quality matters more under MHHS

For MHHS to work effectively, Suppliers need access to reliable consumption data.

When data is incomplete, delayed or inaccurate:

  • suppliers estimate consumption;
  • bills become less accurate; and
  • costs become harder to manage.

Over time, this can lead to increased spend, more corrections and greater operational disruption.

Under MHHS, relying on estimated data is no longer sustainable.

Accurate, actual consumption data provides the foundation for better settlement, improved visibility and greater confidence in energy decisions.

What happens when Data and Metering don’t work together under MHHS

The success of Market-wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) relies on accurate, complete and timely Half Hourly data.

If that data isn’t available, organisations risk increased estimation, greater operational disruption and reduced control over energy costs.

That’s why organisations can no longer think about data and metering separately.

Why data quality matters more under MHHS

For MHHS to work effectively, Suppliers need access to reliable consumption data.

When data is incomplete, delayed or inaccurate:

  • suppliers estimate consumption;
  • bills become less accurate; and
  • costs become harder to manage.

Over time, this can lead to increased spend, more corrections and greater operational disruption.

Under MHHS, relying on estimated data is no longer sustainable.

Accurate, actual consumption data provides the foundation for better settlement, improved visibility and greater confidence in energy decisions.