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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Smart Meters Not Required in Maryland?

For now, Marylanders may request that utility companies defer installing smart meters.

Pending a final decision by the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC), customers may opt out of receiving smart meters. In a small score for those against the installation of smart meters in their homes, the PSC decided Thursday that Marylander residents may request utility companies defer the installation of smart meter devices in their homes or businesses. Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) had previously announced plans to start installing the smart meters in Anne Arundel County, starting in Pasadena. "The [PSC]’s order is effective immediately and affects customers in the Baltimore Gas & Electric, Potomac Electric Power Company [Pepco] and Delmarva Power service territories," according to a PSC statement. "Also, customers who already …

Chalres L. Rogers

3:29 pm on Tuesday, May 29, 2012

How does one opt out of the thieves at BGE with their smart meters (sometimes known as yet another BGE rip off meters)?   more ›

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Top 5 Stories: Governmental Conflict, Dinosaur Bones

Here are the top headlines from the week of April 22-28.

Let's take a look back at this week's headlines, ranging from BGE smart meters to an archeological dig.  No. 1—Ever Heard of a 'Smart Meter?' In another industry transition to digital technology, BGE will soon phase in new equipment to replace its home and business electric and gas meters. Starting in late April, BGE will begin switching from analog to digital technology to operate its gas and electric system with the installation of smart meters in Pasadena. It will take three years to complete the project. In total, 1.3 million analog electric meters will be replaced with digital ones, and 700,000 gas meters will be upgraded by the end of 2014. No. 2—Police Release Details of Snowden's Arrest Baltimore police released the details …

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