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The $57 million Smart Grid pilot project in Worcester involves 15,000 customers around New England using smart meters, programmable thermostats, and E-billing for their power bills. If successful, company executivess say, the technology could quickly spread to the entire Bay State.
These companies were awarded large tax credits for clean energy projects.
High temperatures could have dire consequences for many species.
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