RMLD outlines AMI smart‑meter replacement; no opt‑out program planned
RMLD staff presented a planned advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) replacement that will provide 15‑minute interval data, improved outage detection and time‑of‑use capability; staff said meters meet the FCC one‑watt limit and the utility is not planning an opt‑out program though it may study costs if customers request one.
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RMLD staff briefed the Board and Citizens Advisory Board on a planned AMI meter replacement intended to replace aging meters and add 15‑minute interval data, instantaneous voltage and demand reads, better outage notification and time‑of‑use capability.
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