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EfficiencyOne wants to run Nova Scotia Power’s smart meter conservation program

Nova Scotia Power has "a disincentive to make meaningful investments in energy efficiency programs" writes the province's energy conservation agency in a submission to the UARB.

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The way Nova Scotia Power measures electricity consumption relies on a worker coming to your home to read the meter once every month or two. In the rest of Canada, the meters have gone digital and are using Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) to allow two-way communication via a wireless network to provide a continuous flow…

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