The Cleveland Board of Public Utilities approved a letter of intent Monday that could lead to a partnership with EPB’s Smart Grid program.
Cleveland Utilities and Chattanooga’s EPB have been talking for months about entering what is called an “interlocal agreement,” allowing municipalities and counties to work jointly.
“We have been talking about the possibility of partnering with them in implementing Smart Grid technology,” said Tom Wheeler, Cleveland Utilities general manager.
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