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- December 8, OneWeb launched 40 satellites; over 7,000 operating satellites now orbit Earth
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- Take Action: Dominion Energy forces Virginia families to choose between Smart Meters or no power at all
- 2018 Camp Fire revelations: ABC 10 wins lawsuit, obtains and releases detailed grand jury records on PG&E criminal conduct (VIDEO)
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- 5G Cell Towers Cause Massive Insect Decline on the Greek island of Samos
- Energy intensive 5G and wireless systems
- U.S. — Timeline of Development of Safety Limits for Wireless Radiation
- Rockets destroy ozone and cause climate change – aerospace programs’ deadly impacts to the Earth including 5G
- Alert: U.S. military Red Flag exercises begin January 24, Nellis AFB
- Airline safety and 5G / U.S. vs. France — FAA says France 5G power levels are much lower and has greater protection for planes
- ‘Hundreds of thousands, if not millions’ of birds died during 2020 U.S. Air Force 5G exercise, New Mexico
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Tag Archives: PSC
Maryland utility commission rejects Pepco’s Smart LED Streetlight and Smart Sensor proposals
Monday, June 28, the Maryland Public Service Commission rejected a multi-million dollar proposal by the Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco) to install ‘smart’ LED lights in streetlights and wireless ‘smart’ nodes/sensors to expand their wireless AMI network. Order No. 89868 … Continue reading
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Tagged AMI, LED, Maryland, Pepco, PSC, smart, Smart LED Streetlight Initiative, Smart Sensor Project, streetlights
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Electrical engineer: The meter itself is the “hazardous” condition
From Michigan Stop Smart Meters By William Bathgate, Electrical EngineerOctober 12th, 2016Revised October 13th, 2016 Editor’s Note: In the following article, originally written as a public comment to the Michigan Public Service Commission, Mr. Bathgate considers safety issues with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Bathgate, emissions, hazard, health, llightning, Michigan, power consumptions, PSC, surge
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Kentucky regulators reject two Smart Meter roll-outs; companies allege 20-year meter lifespan and net benefit from program; Attorney General supports denial; is business case misrepresentation widespread?
As posted here, two Kentucky utility companies tried for the second time in January to get their Smart Meter programs approved by the Kentucky Public Service Commission, Once again, the PSC has said, “No”. — Order One key issue: These … Continue reading
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Tagged AMS, benfit, business case, fraud, Kentucky, Kentucky Utilities Company, KU, Landis + Gyr, LG&E, Louisville Gas and Electric Company, PSC
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Kentucky utilities try again to get approval for Smart Meter roll-out; Attorney General calls proposal “premature”
Last March, [Attorney General Andy] Beshear successfully fought to get smart meters cleaved from a plan to increases rates as too expensive. “After careful review of the filings in this case, we find little support that smart meter deployment will … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Beshear, Kentucky, KU, LG&E, PSC
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Kentucky Attorney General finds “little support” that Smart Meters will benefit customers “in any way”; eliminates Smart Meter plan
“After careful review of the filings in this case, we find little support that smart meter deployment will benefit the ratepayers in any way.” Andy Beshear, Kentucky Attorney General [1] From Kentucky.com April 19, 2017 By John Cheves Attorney General … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Beshear, deployment, Kentucky, Kentucky Utilities, Louisville Gas & Electric, PSC
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Michigan: Bipartisan support for legislation; HB 4220 bans opt-out fees; utilities would be forced to remove unwanted Smart Meters
House Bill #4220 Click to access 2017-HIB-4220.pdf From WZZM ABC 13 by April Stevens February 17, 2017 LANSING, MICH. – Michigan homeowners may be able to reject ‘smart meters’ at no charge under a bipartisan legislation introduced by Rep. Gary … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Schuette, Consumers Energy, cybe-security, DTE, Gary Glenn, Michigan, PSC
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Florida lawmakers’ bill would improve Public Service Commission
From Tampa Bay Times By Ivan Penn, December 5, 2014 Two Tampa Bay area lawmakers announced Friday that they have filed legislation to reform the state Public Service Commission following a series of controversial decisions by regulators. Sen. John Legg, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Sprowls, Dwight Dudley, John Legg, PSC
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Florida: FP&L wants customers to pay for fracking investment
From the Bradenton Herald, December 2, 2014 By Mary Ellen Klas, Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau TALLAHASSEE — Florida Power & Light wants to get into the natural gas fracking business and it wants its customers to pay for it. At a hearing … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Graham, Eric Sayler, FP&L, Jon Moyle, PSC
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U.S. National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners gave presentation on Smart Meter problems in 2011. Why aren’t they telling Americans?
Utility commissioners in the United States belong to NARUC — the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners. CPUC Chairman Michael Peevey sits on the board as well as commissioners in other states who have been Smart Meter cheerleaders. State utility commissions … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, appliances, cyber security, Diane Ramthun, disability, fraud, Georgia, high bills, high costs, low income, NARUC, National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, Navigant, obsolescence, Peevey, personal informtion, privacy, PSC, PUC, remote disconnection, Sarajevo, security risks, surveillance, Tbilisi, Wisconsin
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High bills, high complaints, and 350,000 customers blocking Smart Meter installation in Maryland
The Smart Meter roll-out is not going smoothly in Maryland. WUSA, a Washington DC news channel, exposed PEPCO’s false claims about the pulses coming from Smart Meters by showing that Smart Meters pulse constantly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=eGdAefQ8nbg 350,000 Maryland customers are ignoring … Continue reading
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