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The UFD representative in Pontevedra, Francisco Ramos, held a meeting with the regional head of the Industry Council in Pontevedra, Ignacio Rial, and the mayors of O Rosal and Oia to discuss the issue of the micro-outages affecting O Rosal, Oia and Tomiño in recent weeks.

UFD, Naturgy’s electricity distribution subsidiary, closes 2018 with a total of 1,509,529 domestic smart meters installed; i.e., 98.3% of all such devices owned by the company in Galicia, with a contracted power of less than 15 kW. 97.4% of these meters are fully integrated into the tele-management system, thereby complying with current legislation governing the plan to replace old meters.

UFD, Naturgy’s electricity distribution subsidiary, closes 2018 with a total of 3,610,346 domestic smart meters installed; i.e., 99% of all such devices owned by the company in Spain, with a contracted power of less than 15 kW. 99% of these meters are fully integrated into the tele-management system, thereby complying with current legislation governing the plan to replace old meters.

UFD, Naturgy’s electricity distribution subsidiary, closes 2018 with a total of 1,168,621 domestic smart meters installed; i.e., 99.9% of all such devices owned by the company in Madrid, with a contracted power of less than 15 kW.

UFD, Naturgy’s electricity distribution subsidiary, closes 2018 with a total of 609,820 domestic smart meters installed; i.e., 99.2% of all such devices owned by the company in Castile-La Mancha, with a contracted power of less than 15 kW.

UFD, Naturgy’s electricity distribution subsidiary, closes 2018 with a total of 321,038 domestic smart meters installed; i.e., 99.2% of all such devices owned by the company in Castile and Leon, with a contracted power of less than 15 kW.

This morning, the Naturgy Foundation published the results of the latest edition of the Household Energy Efficiency Index. This study shows that Spaniards could reduce their energy bills by 27.4% by improving their habits and equipment.. In this sense, Spanish households could make savings of 4,352 million euros on energy bills each year by slightly modifying their use and customs.

Today, the president of the Fuerteventura Inter-Island Council, Marcial Morales, accompanied by Naturgy Power Generation Development director Carlos Gonzálezand the company's director of Renewable Development in the Canary Islands, Sergio Auffray, opened the Fuerteventura Renovable II Wind Farm, which Naturgy built on the island.