Energy Law
Feb. 4, 2012
CPUC will consider allowing municipalities to opt out of Smart Meters
A decision by the California Public Utilities Commission allowing PG&E customers to choose analog power meters instead of Smart Meters also represents a small victory for some municipal governments.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A decision by the California Public Utilities Commission allowing PG&E customers to choose analog power meters instead of Smart Meters also represents a small victory for some municipal governments.
The CPUC agreed on Wednesday to create a new process through which to consider allowing local governments and other collective groups to also opt out of the Smart Meters - an issue ...
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