The small town of Fairfax, just north of San Francisco,
California, is hoping to stop or at least put a pause on
Pacific Gas & Electric's smart meter installation project
planned for July. The town council is raising concerns over
the possible health risks presented by smart meters, saying
that they could be worse than having cell phone towers
nearby. But that's not their only complaint about the smart
meters.
The town also says the new meters will impact employment
rates for those who read meters for a living, and that they
hike up energy bills. So, they're urging the California
Public Utilities Commission to put a moratorium on Pacific
Gas & Electric's planned July deployment of the smart
meters.
PG&E, however, states that they offer training opportunities
for meter readers in other jobs within the company, and the
price hikes are usually due to seasonal changes, not mis-priced
electricity.
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