Category Archives: Federal Energy Act of 2005

We Are Not ‘Opting Out’………….We Are Refusing to Opt In.

Posted on April 10, 2012 by onthelevelblog

By Joshua Hart, Director Stop Smart Meters! The following is written for customers of PG&E in Northern California, but it is also applicable to customers of other utilities around the US and internationally who are unjustifiably charging steep penalties simply … Continue reading →

Posted in California, Citizen rebellion, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, Federal Energy Act of 2005, legal issues, neighborhood organizing, PG&E | 13 Comments

CA Legislator Considering Bill to Hold Utilities Accountable for Multiple Smart Meter FCC Violations

Posted on February 22, 2012 by onthelevelblog

We’ve documented how smart meter installations in California are violating Federal Communications Commission regulations, in several ways. Now here is a chance to get this matter some attention at the California state legislative level: CA Assemblymember Bill Monning (D- Santa … Continue reading →

Posted in Citizen rebellion, Environmental Concerns, Federal Energy Act of 2005, Federal Government | 19 Comments

Meters that Endanger: Shocking Details from a Whistleblower

Posted on January 20, 2012 by onthelevelblog

Are smart meters just too complex? Are they veritable blackboxes (well, beige) of assorted electronic components,  jury-rigged and thrown together in an off-shore factory, and then slapped onto houses without proper safety testing? Sure, we all have electronic devices in … Continue reading →

Posted in Citizen rebellion, CPUC, Federal Energy Act of 2005, Federal Government, legal issues, PG&E, Safety, Uncategorized | 4 Comments