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Massachusetts Rejects Smart Meter Rollouts, as Competitive Energy Undermines the Business Case

May 18, 2018/

How customers migrating to third-party and municipal electric services have put National Grid, Unitil and Eversource’s AMI plans in question.

Massachusetts regulators see a future in which customers are leaving investor-owned utilities for municipal aggregators and competitive third-party suppliers, and they aren’t sure how to fit mass-market smart meter deployments into that future.

Jeff St. John

https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/massachusetts-rejects-smart-meter-rollouts-as-competitive-energy-undermines?utm_source=Daily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=GTMDaily#gs.ZLNkizk

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