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Reply Brief of Center for Electrosmog Prevention for Phase 2 Opt-out Proceedings: Fees

Reply Brief of Center for Electrosmog Prevention for A1103014, A1103015, A1107020 http://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/PublishedDocs/Efile/G000/M042/K160/42160692.PDF   CEP filed a Reply Brief concerning smart meter opt-out fees, for Phase 2 of the Smart Meter Opt-out Proceedings, CPUC, San Francisc, CA CEP suggests a no-fees opt-out, with a ban on smart meters, ultimately.

February 5, 2013 ·Continue Reading · Posted in:CA Smart Meter News, CEP Legal Filings, San Diego County Smart Meter News, Smart Meter Opt-Out News, Solutions, Take Action Against Smart Meters, USA Smart Meter News

CPUC PPH Meetings Transcripts Dec. 2012

California Public Utilities Commission Public Participation Hearings on smart meter opt-out fees held in five regions of CA in Dec., 2012. CPUC official transcripts of meeting held in Bakersfield, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, San Clemente, and Santa Rosa , California, which occurred in that order. Many speakers complaining of health impacts of smart meters. None […]

December 27, 2012 ·Continue Reading · Posted in:CA Smart Meter News, San Diego County Smart Meter News, Smart Meter Opt-Out News, Take Action Against Smart Meters, USA Smart Meter News

Opening Briefs on Discrimination Laws & Opt-out Fees at CPUC

The following Opening Briefs have been filed with the Calif Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), pertaining to whether discrimination laws (ADA and Public Utility Code 453) apply to charging opt-out fees and answering several questions about community (community-wide) opt-outs. These briefs derived from a request in the SCOPING RULING of June 8, 2012, by Michael Peevey, […]

July 20, 2012 ·Continue Reading · Posted in:CEP Legal Filings, Legal, Smart Meter Opt-Out News
Maine Supreme Court smart meter ruling: PUC failed to address concerns

Maine Supreme Court smart meter ruling: PUC failed to address concerns

Maine’s Supreme Court has determined that Maine’s Public Utility Commission failed to address health and safety issues before it authorized the deployment of smart meters statewide. (July 12, 2012) ————————————————————————————– (AP) Maine’s highest court agrees with critics who say state regulators failed to adequately address safety concerns about so-called smart meters. But it’s unknown what […]

July 16, 2012 ·Continue Reading · Posted in:Health Alerts: Smart Meters, Legal

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