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City Palo Alto / Charlotte / Lenox / Knoxville / / Company The Electric Power Research Institute Inc. / Oncor / / Continent North America / / Country United States / / Currency cent / / / Event Product Issues / / Facility American National Standards Institute / / IndustryTerm Typical residential solid state electricity meters / faulty equipment / Software flaws / electronic device / electricity meters / average residential electricity price / communication electronics / residential electricity meter / Utility billing systems / dependable products / communication systems / non-volatile memory chips / energy use / residential electricity consumption / technology improvements / electromechanical devices / utility infrastructure / real time prices / manufacturing process / energy / basic energy rates / electricity / energy consumption / energy transaction / electronic devices / electricity meter manufacturers / electronics / less energy / embedded software / electrical equipment / electricity meter / in emerging technologies / lower electricity bills / broken-down car / individual devices / cumulative energy consumption / state electronics / / Organization American National Standards Institute / Electric Power Research Institute / US Federal Reserve / / Person Mark McGranaghan / Brian Seal / Brian Seal / Sr. / / / Position Manager / EPRI / Director / Distribution / meter reader / Sr. Project Manager / / Product equipment / Meters Although / / ProvinceOrState Texas / Tennessee / North Carolina / California / Massachusetts / / Technology non-volatile memory chips / / URL http /
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