Jennifer Emert
"So we actually did set up an eavesdropper, or a sniffer, tried to find out how many meters we can receive," said Xu. "So at one single spot we were able to receive almost 500 meter readings."
They gathered information from several homes over a week, randomly picked one house, and easily had the owners lifestyle.
SC Utility News Digest - a Service of the Terreni Law Firm, LLC
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
City water, sewer officials in Columbia SC are directed to stop talking about investments in upgrading sewer system - Local / Metro - TheState.com
- cleblanc@thestate.com
Sources told the newspaper last month the consent decree could expose the city to fines as well as millions of dollars in improvements because of wastewater infractions that have resulted from years of insufficient spending on the sewer treatment plant, deteriorating sewer lines and other problems that have violated environmental standards. The settlement is likely to become public early next year.
Sources told the newspaper last month the consent decree could expose the city to fines as well as millions of dollars in improvements because of wastewater infractions that have resulted from years of insufficient spending on the sewer treatment plant, deteriorating sewer lines and other problems that have violated environmental standards. The settlement is likely to become public early next year.
Monday, November 5, 2012
Former Duke, Progress Energy CEO to head TVA - Charlotte Business Journal
John Downey
- Senior Staff Writer- Charlotte Business Journal
- Bill Johnson, ousted as chief executive of Duke Energy within hours of its $32 billion purchase of Progress Energy, will take over as CEO of the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reports.
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