Smart Meter Lawsuit: 2009 Was Not That Hot
Michael Kelly, the California attorney who's prosecuting the lawsuit against PG&E and Wellington Energy (the installer) for faulty smart meters, released data today from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration showing that summer temperatures this year were not hotter than in 2008. The data is for Bakersfield, California, where Kelly's client -- Pete Flores -- lives, and is intended to refute PG&E's claim that people with smart meters who complained about high utility bills were using extra energy to keep themselves cool. "We plan to run their excuses down, one by one, scientifically and factually," Kelly said.
2 December 2009•2 mins read
