indicapimp
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While I see the obvious drawbacks of this type of thing I see a few positives as well. I'm just curious what all the people that are against this would do to help improve the efficiency of the grid?
Well that is an interesting question, and made me pause at your response...But I think you miss the point here;giving up personal freedom in the cloak and mask of efficiency is a very large leap. You can improve the grid in a much more central and regional pattern than wanting to identify what individuals are running in their homes in terms of consumption. It's not like the power companies are a non profit. They are providing a limited commodity called electricity so it is up to the company to improve efficiency and supply to "IMPROVE OUR GRID", not press there thumb down on the necks of the consumer...