The utility has no right, authority or jurisdiction to electromagnetically radiate coverage areas to communicate with wireless meters

By Curtis Bennett

Wednesday, January 22, 2014 at 10:47am

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utility has no right, authority or jurisdiction

Curtis Bennett:

Here is a letter from Edward White, a VP for National Grid telling the citizens of Worcester MA the smart meter pilot program will save money. What Edward isn't saying is that the utility has no right, authority or jurisdiction to electromagnetically radiate coverage areas to communicate with wireless meters. They can work on meters that do not have antennas inside them.

Nothing in the coverage areas is electrically compatible with these frequencies and it will effectively electrocute people by putting them in the electrical circuit. Edward White and National Grid did not inform architects, engineers or municipalities they were radiating buildings as well as infrastructure. Buildings and infrastructure are NOT designed for that EMF bombardment so the designs they are insured for will no longer be applicable. It IS causing accelerated corrosion of buildings as well as infrastructure. They did not inform medicine, biology or any sciences that they will effectively change science.

Edward isn't reporting the frequencies as applied will kill pets, bees, birds, pollinators, etc, penetrate the ground which will affect food sources globally. The EMFs will kill trees, crops and everything in the coverage areas. Edward didn't report they used unqualified people to do electrical work in the meter swap and they have created an extremely dangerous environment for the 15,000 buildings in the pilot program. Electricians work with home owners, not around them.

Edward isn't reporting that Worcester city meeting last night is frustrated with what has happened and are trying to get answers National Grid did not provide. The liability and costs National Grid has put onto Worcester is unrealized. What is the subtle electrocution of 10s of thousands in a pilot project worth in a lawsuit? What is the cost of their buildings and bypassing Worcester Building Inspection and fire departments?

Edward isn't reporting the dangers of the frequencies as applied has been lectured in medical education for education credits required for ongoing medical licensing and applicable in 50 states. It is no longer opinion, it is approved and accepted medical education. The Integrative Health Forum was referred to in the council meeting in Worcester for that precedent setting education and the council was listening. The Energy Medicine Program put on by the IHF and GEDI is the only energy medicine program in the world that actually shows energy. That includes the massive energy waste National Grid and other utilities are not addressing. The program shows solar radiation causing buildings to generate heat close to boiling temperature. That will bring more severe weather and National Grid could eliminate the problem with paint, coatings or shade.

Topping that off is the reality, their grid and meters are responding to symptoms and they are billing people for the massive electrical waste they aren't addressing. It will not affect climate change and will even accelerate it.

Electrical and engineering professionals reported the harm so Edward isn't understanding the liability including criminal with his reckless endangerment. There are real ways to address energy savings that would employ millions, it couldn't be seen before.
http://www.telegram.com/article/20140122/NEWS/301229983/1020

[Source] Curtis Bennett posted in Friends of 'Dirty Electricity' and 'EMF' Conquerors

[PDF] The utility has no right

On the road to a smarter grid
AS I SEE IT

By Edward White

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Moving from that old black, rotary dial telephone to the cordless phone — and ultimately to the mobile phone — has allowed us to make calls to family and friends and do business whenever, wherever and however we choose. New, emerging technologies can enrich our lives by adding convenience and control, but what if this technology also had the potential to save you money?

This is what National Grid's Smart Energy Solutions pilot program in Worcester is all about: providing eligible customers with a new level of choice and control over energy use through advanced technologies, with the goal of empowering customers to conserve energy and see savings on annual electricity bills.

As a plus, the new program will increase the reliability of the local electricity system and improve response to power outages when they happen.

The American electricity system was designed and engineered 100 years ago by Edison, Tesla and Westinghouse. The grid is the "behind the scenes" backbone of our daily energy use. It is what allows us to turn on the lights, use Wi-Fi, and turn on the coffee maker or video game console.

Updating this backbone to be "smart" — by incorporating better communications, newer microprocessor-based technology and computers — represents the first move toward digitizing the electric system. Our economy is based on energy, so our community energy delivery systems need to be as reliable as possible.

How does updating the electric system benefit you? It allows for real-time management of the grid so that we can isolate problems and fix outages faster (and potentially prevent disruptions in the first place) and it brings you — our customer — much more control over the way you use energy and how much you spend on it.

If you are a participant in the Smart Energy Solutions program, you will be able to see your energy costs on an hourly basis, and, as an example, see how much an afternoon of household activity impacts your electricity bill. By making informed choices about when to use which appliances and how to make small adjustments, participating customers have the potential to save on electric bills annually.

Nearly 15,000 residents in the program area have joined us on this revolutionary journey and are connected to new technologies via smart meters. Later this year, these customers will be enrolled in smart pricing and be able to view their energy use through an online web tool, and some will have access to in-home technologies — including a smart thermostat or a digital picture frame — that allow self-monitoring and self-adjustment of energy use.

We are excited to get participants engaged and fully informed about how the program works, including the best and easiest ways to manage energy use during peak electricity periods. And, as we have done for years, we will continue to safeguard our customers' private energy information.

Our participating customers are as excited as we are about the new ways in which they will work with us. What also excites and energizes me about the Smart Energy Solutions Program is that it takes place in Worcester, a city rich in culture and innovation, and that under the program, our customers and the community are engaged in a dialogue with their utility for the first time.

In order to help foster this community dialogue, we are pleased to partner with many local organizations such as the Institute for Energy and Sustainability, the Worcester Community Action Council, Clark University, WPI and more. We recently opened the Sustainability Hub on Main Street and I encourage you to come by for a visit to learn more about this exciting opportunity and have your questions addressed in person.

We look forward to working with many of you to assure a successful program that yields customer benefits and also showcases the city's leadership in sustainability for the rest of Massachusetts and New England to see.

Edward White is Vice President, Customer and Business Strategy for National Grid.

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