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MMWD approves smart meter opt-out fee

Marin Municipal Water District customers who choose not to upgrade their water meters to wireless technology will have to pay a $40 bimonthly fee. Under the new policy adopted on Wednesday, customers ...
Huntsville Utilities is clearing up online confusion after a letter about new meter-reading fees circulated online.
Gone are the days of casually looking at the 150-yard marker and guessing the yardage you have left. You can now zap a pin ...
Smart homes need more than connected devices. Explore how local controls, reliable networks and graceful degradation keep ...
You’d think the scary part of a 2,000-mile RV trip is the highway. Veteran long-haul owners say the costly mistakes often ...
Discover how smart irrigation uses soil sensors, weather data and automated controllers to reduce water waste on farms, golf ...
The Nicosia District Local Government Organisation (EOA) has begun replacing 72,000 conventional water meters with smart ...
For example, at one refinery, employees took gas measurements with field devices and manually entered the readings into ...
The work demands more than skill; it demands steady, reliable light that does not flicker or fail at the wrong moment ...
If you have a gas meter at home, you could soon be getting a new one, and the change could affect how you track your bills.
Computer scientists propose a Digital Reality framework that uses parametric real-world models and sensor simulation to ...
More than 22,000 Algiers customers received the new meters, which SWBNO says can help improve billing accuracy and detect leaks.