Center for Electrosmog Prevention (CEP) Join Us American Coalition Against Smart Meters (A Facebook Cause where you may interact with people across the nation. Southern Californians Against Smart Meters (A Facebook Cause for Southern California residents).
(from a PG&E email to a customer on 2/1/12) “For your convenience there are multiple ways to opt-out of SmartMeter™. You may opt-out online using our SmartMeter™ Opt-Out Form. You may also submit your opt-out request by visiting your local PG&E office. For customers on the SmartMeter™ Delay List, please opt-out by May 1, 2012. If your opt-out […]
Daniel Hirsch, California radiation expert and UCSD instructor, criticizes the industry-influenced CCST report that incorrectly minimized smart meter risks, based on the widely distributed industry-generated Tell Associates report. CCST is a partner with US DOE (US Dept. of Energy), funder and promoter of smart meters. In the following analysis, Hirsch informs us that one smart […]
Read Dr. Olle Johansson’s Letter regarding SmartGrid / Smart Meter dangers to CPUC, July 9, 2011.
An interim smart meter opt-out for Southern California’s SDG&E and SCE residential customers was proposed by a CPUC judge on March 15, 2012. Take action to sign up to get rid of the risky, radiation-emitting smart meters on your home. The five CPUC Commissioners will vote on these interim opt-outs on April 19th, 2012, in […]
Take action! Educate others and voice your concerns! The Center for Electrosmog Prevention has created an informational flyer for you to pass on to your friends and colleagues. Download the flyer at: http://www.scribd.com/doc/83836459/Smart-Meter-Flyer-CEP-March-3-2012
March 1, 2012 UPDATE: A source within CPUC has indicated that Judge Amy Yip-Kikugawa’s proposed decision will be issued in April or May, 2012, with voting to occur on the decision within 30 days. PG&E’s opt-out will be the starting point for the decision, according to the source. Translation: Expect a delay in obtaining an opt-out […]
The California Public Utilities Commission voted Wednesday to impose fees on PG&E customers who choose to opt out of the utility’s SmartMeter program. Patti Lee reports for Channel 2 News at 5.
February 7, 2012 (San Diego)—The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) this week voted to allow Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) customers to have smart meters replaced with older analog meters, for a $75 installation fee plus a monthly fee of $5 to $10, depending on income. Ratepayers must inform PG&E by May 1 if they wish to opt-out. […]
NBC San Diego article by Lauren Steussy released Tuesday, February 7, 2012 Opponents of the meter’s wireless communication worry about the health impacts Read the full article online at : Smart Meter Customers Must Pay to Opt Out: SDG&E | NBC San Diego
