Monthly Archives: September 2014

FPL was in a “panic mode” over the number of meter can repairs needed and “not open to any ideas other then their own.” Installers “took 20 seconds” to install the key device mediating electric service to FP&L customers’ homes! … Continue reading →

Here is an update on the upcoming Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) hearing on FP&L’s extortionate fees imposed just to maintain the same contract and same meter — analog. The hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, September 30th and Monday, October … Continue reading →

ORIGINALLY POSTED HERE: http://drrichswier.com/2014/09/09/different-opinion-smart-meter-phobia/ September 9, 2014 By Marilynne Martin Recently someone sent me James Tracy’s blog on an editorial written by the Palm Beach Post “Smart Media Phobia Sad, But Don’t Cut Power” regarding FP&L’s smart meters. The Palm … Continue reading →

ORIGINALLY POSTED HERE: http://drrichswier.com/2014/09/08/fpls-smart-meter-woes-billing-services-performed-threatening-shut-offs-disabled-veterans/ September 8, 2014 By Marilynne Martin Billing for Services Not Rendered It was a busy time last week fielding phone calls from irate FP&L customers. In June 2014, FP&L began billing customers who did not want … Continue reading →

ORIGINALLY POSTED HERE: http://smartgridawareness.org/2014/08/27/domino-effect-of-more-smart-meters-being-replaced-due-to-fires/ “A Major Consumer Alert” It is almost impossible to keep track of all of the smart meter fires and related safety issues. We jump from country to country and from state to state. The latest issue … Continue reading →

We must raise awareness of the truth about smart meters. There will be a screening of the documentary, Take Back Your Power, in Vero Beach on September 14, 2014 (see below). If you live in the area, please try and … Continue reading →

ORIGINAL HERE: http://www.digitaljournal.com/news/politics/florida-s-psc-does-everything-but-serve-the-public/article/397649 By Brett Wilkins Aug 18, 2014 in Politics In Florida, as in most states, utility companies wield enormous power over both consumers and the elected officials who are meant to regulate them. This influence inevitably leads to … Continue reading →