Trojan Utilities, a smart meter installation and maintenance company, has reduced its fuel usage by 24% as a result of adopting telematics provided by Masternaut.
Since installation, Trojan Utilities have seen a reduction in fuel usage through dynamic scheduling and improved driver behaviour. Reducing harsh events, idling and miles driven by each driver has seen a drop in fuel usage of 24%.
Driver behaviour overall has seen a major improvement, helping make Trojan Utilities’ mobile workforce and other road users more safe. This is highlighted by a 97% reduction in instances of speeding.
Gemma Openshaw, operations director, Trojan Utilities commented: “Masternaut has become essential to our business, because the system offered us everything we needed in one package. The system is used every day and we can’t operate without it. Without Masternaut, our fuel bill would be much higher so the system is effectively paying for itself. As a business, we’re operating in a challenging sector and the system has helped us cope with the rigours of installing in excess of 2,500 meters per week. That figure is only going to rise as we get closer to 2020, but with Masternaut, we’re confident that we’ll continue to stay ahead of the curve in the growing demand for smart meters.”
Steve Towe, chief commercial officer and UK managing director, Masternaut added: “The smart meter technology roll out is scheduled to be completed by 2020, and with millions of properties across the country needing them installed, this is certainly a significant challenge for all involved.
“Telematics is giving Trojan Utilities a significant edge in managing this task, giving fleet managers total control and visibility of their fleet UK wise. In addition, the Masternaut system is providing benefits in the form of reduced fuel usage and improved driver behaviour, reducing costs and improving driver welfare. With the growing demand for smart meters set to rise the closer we get to 2020, telematics will no doubt continue to assist Trojan Utilities as it works tirelessly to give people more accurate bills.”
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