The document outlines the Fair Meter initiative by Landis+Gyr, detailing its collaboration with Dutch utilities and government to implement smart electricity and gas meters between 2016 and 2020. Key features include a strong focus on circularity, use of recyclable materials, and advancing connectivity for the evolving Internet of Things (IoT) market with the introduction of the E360 meter. The initiative aims to enhance transparency, performance, and sustainability in meter production and operation.

1. Fair meter
Landis+Gyr, September 2016

2. Fair meter: SMR5 smart meter project
Key facts:
50%share of the 3 million smart
electricity and gas meter delivery to the
Dutch consortium (Liander, Stedin,
Enduris and Westland Infra)
Deliveries 2016–2020
'Fair Meter' concept
embedded in the contract
as a principle objective
Fair meter

3. Fair meter
Fair meter: Green Deal Fair meter
Contract with Government: Our commitment:
Alliander, Stedin and the Dutch
government have signed a contract on
Green Deal Fair Meter.
To improve our performance re. fair meter
requirements
To establish a fair meter pilot
To report performance
Green Deal
Fair Meter

4. Fair meter
Energy & Emissions
Fair meter: Key principles
Fair process:
Labour
Safety of Resources
& Raw Materials
Fair product:
Fair Materials
Circularity of Resources and Raw Materials
Software & Data
Use and Privacy
Energy Use
of the meter
Transparency

5. Fair meter
Fair meter: Pilot
Pilot project carried out as part of the Fair Meter initiative
Focus on the topic of circularity
To identify 'fair meter' characteristics that can be
translated to next generation meters, production,
use and re-cycling
Carried out in 2016 by L+G

6. Fair meter
97%
Recyclable materials
in a meter
of detailed product and
process disclosure
Full Material Declaration up to
material
concentration
30 pages 0.00005%
material concentration
Fair meter: Pilot facts

7. Fair meter
E360: New meter for the evolving market
IoT sets requirements for
connectivity and security
Movement from mass
rollouts to segmented
Regulators push for
engaging consumers,
retailers and DSO’s
E360 is designed for DSO’s who lead the way and
• target beyond smart metering: towards
smart grids and opportunities of IoT
• look for optimized TCO
• upgrade their existing smart metering
infrastructure

8. E360
Also G3 variants in future
RF and LTE variants
In 2nd phase
Dutch solution with
CDMA and GPRS available
in 2017
Priority target Markets:
Mature AMI markets
E360: Introduction for market needs

9. E360
E360: In a nutshell
Modularity
Flexible communication
architecture
Interfaces for partnering
Revenue protection
Superior in functionality Optimized TCO