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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Maine: Sky-high utility bills but utility company denies any Smart Meter problems
From WGME CBS 13, On Your Side CMP customers sticker-shocked by latest bill Jan. 25, 2018 By Marissa Bodnar Some Central Maine Power customers are outraged over their latest bills and struggling to understand why, in some cases, they’ve doubled. … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, CMP, discrepancy, Maine, overbilling
Smart Meter manufacturers are top sponsors for regulatory commissions’ national policy summits
NARUC is the United States National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissions – the umbrella organization of all of the state utility commissions. NARUC meets throughout the year, including two national policy summits, and an annual meeting and educational conference. “[NARUC] … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Aclara, commissions, Itron, Landis + Gyr, NARUC, national policy
Cell phones — questions and answers
Which is safer, low power or high power? Neither. The higher the power, the more heat. The lower the power, the more leakage of the blood-brain barrier. The higher the power, the more your metabolism is disturbed.[10] The lower the power, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Firstenberg, cell phones, power
California releases cell phone safety guidance: comparison of 2017 version vs. 2009 draft
From SaferEMR.com January 4, 2018 (updated January 17, 2018) In June, 2009, the Division of Environmental and Occupational Disease Control in the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) prepared a draft cell phone safety guidance document. Although the document reflected the … Continue reading
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Tagged California, CDPH, cell phone advisory
Why don’t Prime Minister Trudeau and Premier Horgan care about Smart Meter fires? The Goddard Report with Sharon Noble – January 11, 2018
From the Goddard Report, Talk Digital Network.com Why Don’t Trudeau and Horgan Care About Smart Meter Fires? Sharon Noble – January 11, 2018 24:43 What BC Hydro didn’t want you to know about Smart Meters Guest’s website: http://www.stopsmartmetersbc.com/ Also: (podcast 24:30) January … Continue reading
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Tagged BC Hydro, BCUC, British Columbia, cancer society, Fortis BC, Goddard Report, Itron, Premier Horgan, Smart Meter fires, Trudeau
British Columbia Utility Commission & Smart Meter Fires: The Failure to Protect — Report
From the Coalition to Stop BC Smart Meters 9-13-17 The BC Utilities Commission’s prime reason for being, as stated in the BC Utilities Commission Act, is to ensure that the citizens of BC receive service that is safe and secure. … Continue reading
“This is what the ratepayers in South Carolina are up against” – State Senator Fanning makes a roomful of lobbyists stand (VIDEO)
“[T]he Good Ol’ Boy system is still in force, where the lobbyists run the show. …It was literally 80 people. It was more than I expected. I knew it was a large crowd, but it was literally 80 of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dominion, energy companies, good ol' boy system, Gov. Jim Hodges, lobbyists, rate increases, SCANA, SCE&G, Sen. Mike Fanning, South Carolina
Testimony in Michigan: “They treated me as if I was a criminal…terrorized me…they cut me off” – what Consumers Energy did to one disabled customer with five doctors’ letters who asked to keep her analog meter (VIDEO)
Jaime Chimner testimony to Michigan House Energy Policy Committee January 16, 2018 Excerpts: Jaime Chimner: I was cut off on September 11 of 2015 because I had 5 doctors’ letters saying that a Smart Meter or digital meter would … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumers Energy, digital meters, disabled accommodation, electricity shut-offs, Michigan, opt-out
Michigan: DTE threatened to shut off electricity to village including water and sewer system for refusing Smart Meters (VIDEO)
Testimony to the Michigan Energy Policy Committee, January 16, 2018 DTE threatened to shut off the Village of Columbiaville for refusing to allow a Smart Meter to be installed on the office and Department of Public Utilities building. The DPU … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbiaville, DTE, electricity, Michigan, shutoff
Michigan House of Representatives hearing on utility companies cutting off electricity to customers refusing Smart Meters, 2nd hearing scheduled Jan. 30 to hear more customer testimony (VIDEO)
Michigan House Energy Policy Committee hearing January 16, 2018 From WLNS 6 Skubick: Customers come to Capitol to speak out against DTE By Tim Skubick January 16, 2018 LANSING, Mich (WLNS) – They were using words such as “bullies, terrorists, … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumers Energy, disconnection, DTE, electricity shut-offs, hearing, Michigan
