A Reporter with an In-home Energy Monitor and a Blog

Michael Giberson

After months of paying a ‘smart meter’ surcharge on his power bill, Houston Chronicle energy reporter Tom Fowler finally had a smart meter installed by CenterPoint Energy several weeks back and more recently an in-home energy monitor. He’s blogging the revolution:

When the word gets out about toasters, they may be relegated to museums and history books. One wonders what other changes this slow motion revolution may bring.

1 thought on “A Reporter with an In-home Energy Monitor and a Blog”

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