[Dear Australia. Kinda’ funny that you’re having this thrust upon you at precisely the same time as us, no? Almost comedic timing (but without the funny bit)? Or are you in the EU now as well? With love from the (colder, wetter, less sunny, different energy profile, […]
Read more →Archive for April 2013
Computer chips will take control of home appliances when energy is low Sensors will detect spikes in demand for power and when grid struggles to meet it, will temporarily shut off appliances Can shut down supply without warning – or your consent Mail Online :: By Russell […]
Read more →[SSM UK] Huge thanks to the Telegraph for the following story which features some of our statements at the Commons yesterday. If you’d like to look a little further beyond the headlines and see our representatives’ comments given in context (recommended), you can do so here (or […]
Read more →Authored by a veteran communications technology expert, in collaboration with the National Institute for Science, Law and Public Policy, “Getting Smarter About the Smart Grid” offers a roadmap to a truly decentralised electricity grid capable of integrating “distributed” power generation and renewal energy sources without the privacy, […]
Read more →Following our submission in February to the Commons Energy & Climate Change Select Committee’s review of the planned Smart Meter roll-out, two representatives from Stop Smart Meters!(UK) have been invited to give evidence in person at the Palace of Westminster tomorrow. We are pleased to be given […]
Read more →In the following clip, physician and former Director at the New York State Department of Health Dr David O. Carpenter shines a light on a major problem associated with Smart Meters – their impact on our health. The question to ask… is what is the evidence that […]
Read more →[SSM UK] Once in place, ‘Smart’ Meters will be able to do a LOT more than we currently give them (energy) credit for. Also see here. [/] A New York research firm that turns massive amounts of data into streamlined information, CUBRC (pronounced “coo-brick”) invested $1.2 million […]
Read more →The Met Office has warned that Ofcom’s planned deregulation of radio spectrum for Home Area Networking kit risks disrupting radar-based weather forecasts. The airwave regulator’s recent public consultation into opening up new spectrum garnered overwhelming industry support for releasing the proposed bandwidths into the public domain, so […]
Read more →Earlier today we posted a story about some odd shenanigans occurring within our Notice-serving engine at www.DontSmartMeter.me Within just two hours, coincidentally, our website experienced the biggest denial of service attack we have ever had to endure. Fortunately, our hosting provider deployed a team of expert engineers […]
Read more →LOS ANGELES- Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has terminated electricity to the family of a middle school teacher, her husband, and their six children for refusing to have a smart meter on their home, which they say caused their family serious health problems. In […]
Read more →[More scumbaggery from Big Energy, with today’s story featuring Scottish and Southern Energy. In the associated video (which auto-starts when you click the link), the Ofgem rep confirms that not only have SSE lied to customers extensively, but that there are an additional three mis-selling investigations presently […]
Read more →If you think this is scary, just imagine what Dave could see in the ‘Smart’ Grid.
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