A number of schools in Scotland is looking to spread the word of
cheap energy bills by becoming the first in the country to test
out new energy meters. The meters are designed to show exactly
how much gas, water and electricity each school is using and as
well as helping deliver cheap energy bills, teachers are hoping
they can be used to demonstrate to pupils how to cut energy
bills in general. Kenmore, Longforgan, Stanley and the Royal
School of Dunkeld primary schools in Perthshire have become the
first in the country to pilot the devices, which have been
created by eco energy technology company Ewgeco. Anne Burrell,
head of Kenmore primary school said the arrival of the new
devices would not only help to cut the school's energy bills,
but could also be used to promote energy efficiency among the
children, as well as getting them interested in environmentally-
friendly businesses. "It has given the children an insight into
the world of enterprise and innovation as they have followed the
design process throug