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Will National Grid’s new smart meters change how we use energy? We’re about to find out - syracuse.com

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Will National Grid’s new smart meters change how we use energy? We’re about to find out - syracuse.com

Syracuse, N.Y. – Central New York customers are first in line for new “smart meters” that National Grid will roll out across its Upstate territory to all 1.7 million customers.

You’ve probably seen the TV ads. Installations started in August and will finish up four years from now.

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