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Duke Energy abruptly shuts off electricity to 4 North Carolina homes for refusing Smart Meters

Posted on July 8, 2018 by

Posted by Citizens for Safe Metering: 4 Asheville NC Houses Have Their Power Shut Off June 28th, 2018 We never imagined this would happen. After months of sending correspondence and expressing with notarized documentation our request for the power company’s … Continue reading →

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Ohio: “Brace yourself”; high bills for many Duke Energy customers despite warm winter

Posted on January 25, 2017 by

The news channel did not investigate this, and instead allowed Duke Energy airtime for public relations. From WCPO Why your Duke bill’s so high, despite warm month Don’t Waste Your Money John Matarese January 24, 2017 Video at http://www.wcpo.com/48201a4a-7fb6-40c0-a1be-05624825ad39 Segment … Continue reading →

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Health experts criticize North Carolina Smart Meter report

Posted on August 5, 2016 by

PDF of this letter August 2, 2016 Edward S. Finley, Jr., Chair North Carolina Utilities Commission Subject: Docket Number E-7 Sub 1115 – Smart Meter Opt-Out Fees Dear Chairman Finley: We, the undersigned, are a group of scientists and health … Continue reading →

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North Carolina: Experts support public objection to Duke Energy Smart Meters

Posted on August 4, 2016 by

From the News & Observer Duke Energy proposes $150 opt-out fee to customers who don’t want a smart meter August 3, 2016 By John Murawski jmurawski@newsobserver.com A meter reader reads a customer’s electric meter and keys the information into a … Continue reading →

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Indiana grid modernization but no Smart Meters

Posted on July 5, 2016 by

From RTO Insider Regulators OK Duke’s $1.4B Indiana Grid Modernization By Amanda Durish Cook July 4, 2016 The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission on Wednesday accepted a settlement negotiated between Duke Energy and local consumer groups on a statewide infrastructure upgrade … Continue reading →

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