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- Breaking: California Supreme Court affirms municipal authority to regulate utilities and right-of-way ‘small cell’ towers
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- ALERT: Feb. 27, OneWeb begins launching satellites to provide 5G and Wi-Fi
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Tag Archives: fire
Power restored, but surge ignites Detroit home killing 95-year-old grandmother
Different Smart Meter models lack surge protection. From Fox 2, WJBK By Erika Benson March 17, 2017 DETROIT (WJBK) – A 95-year-old grandmother died this week after she was rushed to the hospital after power was restored to the family’s … Continue reading
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Tagged death, Detroit, fire, power outage, power surge
Michigan: Sen. Patrick Colbeck talks about security problems and other threats with Smart Meters
8 minute testimony by Michigan Senator Patrick Colbeck on the vulnerabilities of smart meters. He has a highly technical background in aerospace and states what many of us have said for years regarding their threats to individuals and the grid. … Continue reading
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Tagged fire, House Bill 4220, Michigan, opt-out, Patrick Colbeck, security, Smart Grid
More ComEd Smart Meter fires? Electric meters cause $20,000 November fire and $150,000 January fire in Illinois
Three articles below on ComEd electric meter fires in Schaumberg, Illinois. This latest one caused $20,000. in damage, and the previous one caused $150,000. in damage and displaced 18 families. Were these Smart Meters? It seems so. The city website says … Continue reading
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Tagged ComEd, fire, Illinois, Schaumberg
Maryland: Pepco disconnects electricity to family refusing to pay opt-out fees despite heat wave
The newspaper uses the key phrase “lack of any conclusive evidence”. This and similar phrases are repeatedly used by utility companies and regulatory agencies to confuse and deny. Who is responsible for “concluding?” With the rampant conflicts of interest throughout … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethesda, disconnection, fire, health, heat, Maryland, NTP, opt-out fees, Pepco
Electrician discusses Smart Meter hazards (VIDEO)
NOTE: If you have flickering lights or other electrical issues mentioned in this video and you have evidence of a potential fire situation, and/or you detect heat from the meter or electrical panel or you hear sounds (eg. popping, sizzling), contact … Continue reading
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Tagged arcing, DTE, electrical, fire, flickering lights, melting
Since 2012, UK Chief Fire Officers Association has supplied warning labels for meters
From Chief Fire Officers Association February 17, 2012 Label Electrical Safety CFOA have been working jointly with the Electrical Safety Council for some time. After an investigation by East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service into the frequency of fires originating at the electrical … Continue reading
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Tagged CFOA, combustion, fire, label, safety, warning labels
Ontario, Canada: late night Smart Meter fire
From Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre Smart Meter Fire in Owen Sound by Matthew Sanderson March 23, 2016 Fire officials say a number of electrical issues could have caused the small fire. (Owen Sound) – A smart meter caught on fire … Continue reading
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Tagged fire, flickering lights, Ontario
