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AusNet Services hits customers on manually read meters with quarterly fee
It appears that AusNet Services, which is one of the five Victorian power distributors, has lost its moral compass. According to a letter which it mailed to customers, changes to its manual reading process will result in customers with a … Continue reading
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Tagged Advanced Metering Infrastructure, AMI, AusNet, AusNet Services, CitiPower, Electomagnetic Hypersensitivity, electricity retailer, Jemena, manual meter, Meter Read Fee, National Energy Retail Rules, non-communicating, Order in Council, power distributor, Powercor, Premises Standards Review, smart meter mandate, United Energy, Victorian Auditor General
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EHS sufferers: Have your say on access to buildings review
The Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources is reviewing the Disability (Access to Premises – Building) Standards 2010. These standards are reviewed every five years. The goal of the Premises Standards is to ensure that people with a disability … Continue reading
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