Gas & Electricity Spies in UK Homes: So-called “smart” meters will show precisely how much gas and electricity is consumed by households – down to the nearest penny.It's the power consumption now that Big Brother is watching! ... another deceitful trojan horse is about to be unleashed under the weak guise of 'They then send the information to the power supplier, ending the need for visits from meter readers' as well as 'global warming carbon fuel reduction' ... don't be fooled its all part of 'the monitor 'em like laboratory rats' regime which the Babylonian Brotherhood is psychotically intent on implementing ...
Daily Express, says:
EVERY home in Britain is to be fitted with a high-tech meter to track its energy usage, the Government announced yesterday. So-called “smart” meters will show precisely how much gas and electricity is consumed by households – down to the nearest penny. They then send the information to the power supplier, ending the need for visits from meter readers. Critics fear that the devices will give energy firms the ability to snoop on customers. Details about the new smart meters were revealed in a long-awaited Energy White Paper yesterday as the Govern-ment also signalled that a new generation of nuclear power stations could be built. From next May, householders will be offered free devices to monitor their energy usage on an LCD display in their home. The smart meters will be rolled out within a decade.
Daily Express, says:
EVERY home in Britain is to be fitted with a high-tech meter to track its energy usage, the Government announced yesterday. So-called “smart” meters will show precisely how much gas and electricity is consumed by households – down to the nearest penny. They then send the information to the power supplier, ending the need for visits from meter readers. Critics fear that the devices will give energy firms the ability to snoop on customers. Details about the new smart meters were revealed in a long-awaited Energy White Paper yesterday as the Govern-ment also signalled that a new generation of nuclear power stations could be built. From next May, householders will be offered free devices to monitor their energy usage on an LCD display in their home. The smart meters will be rolled out within a decade.
