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2015 Silicon Valley summit on Smart Meters, wireless technology, public health, and CPUC corruption
https://stopsmartmeters.org/2015/10/13/former-cpuc-president-loretta-lynch-flanked-by-physicians-and-researchers-delivers-searing-indictment-of-smart-meters-and-emf-risks-at-mountain-view-wireless-summit/ https://www.saferemr.com/2015/10/wireless-technology-public-health-forum.html
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Tagged CPUC, EMf, environment, Smart Meters
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California Gov. Newsom faces recall election Tuesday; Sacramento journalists expose California fires, PG&E, Gavin Newsom, and CPUC in series “Fire-Power-Money”
From ABC10 KXTV Sacramento Fire-Power-Money http://www.firepowermoney.com https://www.abc10.com/article/news/local/abc10-originals/fire-power-money-california-wildfires-investigation-pge/103-c273fb35-1c43-4d9a-9bdc-3d7971e5540b For nearly three years, ABC10’s Fire – Power – Money team has been at the forefront covering California’s wildfire crisis, the danger of PG&E’s power lines, and how the company avoids accountability. Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged AB 1054, bankruptcy, California, campaign finance, CPUC, fires, Gavin Newsom, Jerry Brown, lawsuits, lobbyists, PG&E, politics
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California American Water Company to roll-out Smart water meters; proposes analog opt-out — public hearings scheduled
California American Water Company (Cal-Am) is requesting authorization from the California Public Utilities Commission to roll-out Smart/AMI water meters in two service areas – the Ventura District and the Central District (Monterey County) — Application 19-07-004. Cal-Am also proposes an … Continue reading
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Tagged CPUC, SMUD, California American Water, Cal-Am, opt-out, AMI, analog, right of way, Neptune, Monterey, Ventura, R900, fees, Genevieve Shiroma
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California PUC directs utilities to expand Energy Atlas — disaggregated energy data “to reveal previously undetectable patterns” online
From California Public Utilities Commission California Smart Grid: 2018 Annual Report to the Governor and Legislature Released February 2019 p. 29 Energy Atlas: A Geospatial Tool to Combat Climate Change Since 2014, the CPUC has been part of a group … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, CPUC, disaggregated, Energy Atlas, energy consumption, energy data, geospatial, Sustainable Communities, UCLA
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California: The Utility Reform Network (TURN) honors cell tower promoter Sen. Ben Hueso as “Public Health Champion”
From TURN, Winter 2019 Though TURN was n early champion of communities in fighting Smart Meters, that support disappeared after TURN’s Michel Florio was appointed to the CPUC. CPUC-PG&E emails released after several lawsuits showed that Florio helped judge shop … Continue reading
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Tagged California, cell towers, CPUC, SB 649, Sen. Ben Hueso, TURN, Utility Reform Network
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Breaking: California Supreme Court affirms municipal authority to regulate utilities and right-of-way ‘small cell’ towers
April 4, 2019, the California Supreme Court published an opinion supporting municipal authority to make regulations on so-called ‘small cell’ PROW (public right of way, aka ROW) towers and uses of the public’s right-of-way. This opinion affirms the 2016 appellate … Continue reading
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Tagged California State Association of Counties, California Supreme Court, CPUC, jurisdiction, League of California Cities, policing powers, PROW, PROW cell towers, public right of way, Public Utilities Commission, right of way, ROW, San Francisco, small cell towers, T-Mobile West
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Boiling point: CPUC considers converting Pacific Gas and Electric into a publicly owned utility; sweeping measures proposed to resolve chronic safety problems
Investigation 15-08-019 (I.15-08-019) Order Instituting Investigation on the Commission’s Own Motion to Determine Whether Pacific Gas and Electric Company and PG&E Corporation’s Organizational Culture and Governance Prioritize Safety. Given PG&E’s record and the dangers inherent in PG&E’s service territory, the Commission … Continue reading
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Tagged CPUC, PG&E, safety, safety culture
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Lawsuits in California claim faulty PG&E Smart Meters started house fires
The video shows meter vendors GE and Landis & Gyr. http://abc30.com/video/embed/?pid=2660552 He noticed several PG&E employees got there almost as quickly, and he says one of them removed the smart meter while the firefighters worked. Firebaugh’s fire chief saw it … Continue reading
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Tagged CPUC, fires, Fresno, GE, Landis + Gyr, lawsuits
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Is the CPUC unlawfully interfering with city ordinances on Smart Meters?
The California cities of Sebastopol and Fairfax adopted ordinances prohibiting installation of Smart Meters and infrastructure several years ago. This has been protested by PG&E and by the CPUC. On April 17, 2017, the CPUC sent new letters to the … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, CPUC, Fairfax, jurisdiction, ordinances, public utilities code, Sebastopol, sovereignty, vested powers
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PG&E hired 101 unqualified pipeline inspectors in 2014. Over 18,000 severe corrosion problems detected throughout California by re-inspections
– Over 18,000 severe corrosion problems – Four years after San Bruno. – A light slap-on-the-wrist fine of $5.45 million by the PUC. – “Did not result in any injuries or property damage” or deaths…….. this time. – The “sad, … Continue reading
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Tagged corrossion, CPUC, fines, gas pipeline, inspections, PG&E, San Bruno
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