FIRST MEETING OF THE
MICHIGAN HOUSE ENERGY COMMITTEE
February 7th, 2017 – On this day the first (organizational) meeting took place for the Energy Committee of the Michigan House of Representatives, 
Chaired by Rep Gary Glenn. This is a new day for meter choice legislation because the new chairman, unlike his predecessor, strongly supports our cause and the cause of energy consumers generally.
We think all Michigan smart meter activists will be heartened to watch the entire first meeting under Rep Glenn’s leadership. Clearly he intends to fight for energy consumers at all levels – residential customers, school systems and large industrial users of electricity. He makes the point that school systems, for example, will be able to hire more teachers with the money they save when they have a choice of energy provider.
Rep Glenn believes the whole matter of whether DTE and Consumers should have a full monopoly in their respective service territories should be re-evaluated, notwithstanding the legislation that was passed in December of 2016.
Glenn stresses that the smart meter issue is basically one of property rights and a monopoly utility being able to force new and unwanted technology on its customers. Smart meter activists will find his remarks on that subject 12 minutes and 30 seconds into the meeting, which can be viewed HERE.
Dont need the smart metering its not good for people and pet and nature. It put out 1 watt of radiation times that how many meter on a block how many in a neighborhood now times that by how many neighborhood and citys now how much radiation is that i never wanted it installed on my house but they did.
Ahhhhhhh, I crossed my finger. Hope we’ll get the good news very soon…. :)))
Hooo-Raaayyy!
Richard
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David, 1st meeting of the House Energy Committee You have the date listed as Dec 7, 2017. I am very hopeful after viewing the hearing that we will finally succeed in getting meter choice for Michigan!!!
John, Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The date has been corrected to read February 7th, 2017.