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Smart Meters and high consumption
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There is a serious problem with the smart meters, reading as much as 4 times the actual consumption. We need to get everyone together.  I have already contacted 2 reporters, and started this blog…Continue

Tags: One, Hydro, meters, Smart

Started this discussion. Last reply by John Schwartzentruber Jan 5, 2012.

 

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