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/PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power invites customers to mark Energy Efficiency Day today, by taking advantage of simple tips and free tools to make small changes...
/PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power invites customers to mark Energy Efficiency Day today, by taking advantage of simple tips and free tools to make small changes...
TerraGo’s “Gen 5” Software Helps Manage IoT Operations for the World’s Largest Cities and Utilities Posted Dec 15, 2020 Already deployed with the City of Chicago and numerous leading smart cities and utilities around the globe, the TerraGo IoTOps platform was designed to rapidly deploy, monitor and manage large-scale, multi-platform IoT systems. Washington, DC, December 15, 2020 – TerraGo Technologies announced today the availability of TerraGo IoTOps, the newest generation of their zero-code IoT software platform for smart cities and utilities. The launch includes...
Print A massively fouled up San Diego Gas & Electric energy efficiency program in which the utility could not account for millions of lightbulbs — paid for by customers — has resulted in a settlement agreement with a pair of consumer groups that would see SDG&E refunding $51.6 million to ratepayers, provided state regulators approve the deal. Under the settlement, the utility would also pay a $5.5 million fine because it “knowingly submitted inaccurate information” about the mismanaged program in filings to the California Public Utilities Commission. SDG&E officials hammered out the...
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FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA SDG&E on the verge of refunding $51.6 million to customers for botched lightbulb program [The San Diego Union-Tribune] A massively fouled up San Diego Gas & Electric energy efficiency program in which the utility could not account for millions of lightbulbs — paid for by customers — has resulted in a settlement agreement with a pair of consumer groups that would see SDG&E refunding $51.6 million to ratepayers, provided state regulators approve the deal. Under the settlement, the utility would also pay a $5.5 million fine because it “knowingly submitted inac...