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08/17/10
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. is moving forward with its "smart grid" program to change the way customers monitor their energy use after getting the nod from the Maryland Public Service Commission last week. Find Us On Facebook
BGE's announcement Monday came after the PSC considered a revised proposal to install new meters that would communicate live information to customers, potentially safeguard the grid from brownouts and blackouts, and reward ratepayers for reducing energy use during peak times. Kenneth W. DeFontes Jr., the president and chief executive officer of BGE, said in an interview that this is the start of the use of...
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