Project 367

Joint Utility Meter Reading--A Collaborative Approach

Research Investment

$285,844

Completion Year

1998

Completed

Principal Investigator

Donald Schlenger

Project Manager

Elizabeth C Kawczynski

Contractor

EMA, Inc.

Abstract

Provides an understanding of the technological and institutional issues surrounding joint meter reading. Documents the business case for joint metering, which includes improving efficiency and customer service. Also identifies various strategies that utilities might pursue to move toward collaborative meter reading and, possibly, shared billing and customer service. Research partner: EPRI CEC. Published by EPRI in 1999. (TR-112559). Subscribers may order from the Foundation.

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