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Tag Archives: SCE
California power shut-offs pose fire risk due to Smart Meters
In the report I released this summer on Smart Meter fire and electrical hazards, I explained the dangers which electrical surges pose to digital electronic meters. This week PG&E will activate Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in many California counties. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged arcing, disconnection, fire risk, PG&E, power shut-offs, PSPS, Public Safety Power Shutoffs, SCE, SDG&E, small cells, SoCal Edison, surges, transmission lines
California ballot initiative would eliminate investor-owned utilities, establish statewide public utility
From Utility Dive Herman K. Trabish November 3, 2015 Dive Brief: The California Secretary of State last week approved a ballot proposal for signature gathering that would replace the state’s three investor-owned utilities with a single, statewide public power district, … Continue reading
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Tagged initiative, investor-owned utilities, IOUs, PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, SoCalEd
Smart Meters are a known fire hazard — new evidence revealed by electrical workers union
In a proceeding before the National Labor Relations Board, evidence was submitted that Smart Meter fires, burned Smart Meters, burned meter sockets, and malfunctioning Smart Meters are regularly occurring and are known to Oncor and CenterPoint, two Texas utility companies. The … Continue reading
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Tagged arcing, burned sockets, Centerpoint, electrical fires, fires, IBEW, Itron, LADWP, Landis + Gyr, Oncor, PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, SMUD
U.S. federal attorneys must investigate California Public Utilities Commission
Los Angeles Daily News, January 19, 2015 Editorial by Thomas Elias Memo to U.S. attorneys in Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego: It’s high time you investigate the former president and some current members and officials of the California … Continue reading
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Tagged mail fraud, Michael Peevey, Michael Picker, Michel Florio, Mike Aguirre, Mike Florio, PG&E, San Onofre, SCE, SDG&E, wire fraud
California government report on SCE Smart Meter program: Rising costs eliminate consumer savings
In 2007, Southern California Edison (SCE) projected a net cost benefit from their Smart Meter program to consumers of only $9 million over the lifetime of the project. By 2012, that “very slim margin” had disappeared under increasing costs. The Division … Continue reading
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Tagged DRA, National Audit Office, SCE, Smart Grid, SmartConnect
How many RF pulses per day from a Smart Meter?
Utility companies have repeatedly claimed that their Smart Meters emit Only 6 times a day Less than a minute Only a few minutes each hour (Southern California Edison — SCE) Once every 4-6 hours (Pepco) “Does not continuously broadcast all … Continue reading
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Tagged BC Hydro, CMP, ComEd, Fortis BC, FP&L, GE, Itron, LADWP, Landis + Gyr, MID, National Grid, OpenWay, PECO, Pepco, PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, Sensus, SmartConnect, SMUD, transmissions
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