Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
BEL is modernizing how it measures electricity use, one meter at a time. The company has already replaced more than forty thousand older units and wants every customer connected to an electronic meter by 2028. But the rollout is raising a pressing question among consumers: are the new meters contributing to higher bills? Executive Chairman Lynn Young says they are not. According to him, the devices simply provide a more accurate reading.
BEL is modernizing how it measures electricity use, one meter at a time. The company has already replaced more than forty thousand older units and wants every customer connected to an electronic meter by 2028. But the rollout is raising a pressing question among consumers: are the new meters contributing to higher bills? Executive Chairman Lynn Young says they are not. According to him, the devices simply provide a more accurate reading.
