Tennessee Conservative
The “Smart City” Of Chattanooga Is The Focus Of An Ongoing Study Between Oak Ridge National Laboratory And EPB, The Publicly Owned Electric Power Distribution And Telecommunications Company That Serves Approximately 180 Thousand Homes And Businesses In A 600-Square Mile Area In The Greater Chattanooga Area And Hamilton County.
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Chattanooga Is Planning To Spend $9.2 Million, Including $4.5 Million From A Federal Grant, To Create What It Calls A Testbed For Electric Vehicle Charging.
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To Launch Into The Christmas Vacation Hamilton County Students And Families, EPB Fiber Optics And River City Company Have Partnered To Present The “Winter Break Spectacular”, A 6-Hour Event Of Holiday Themed Activities In Miller Park On Friday December 17th.
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EPB Utility has selected ten winners from Hamilton County Schools for the third annual “ArtSpark Goes to School” challenge.
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Ten Schools Across The Chattanooga Area Have Been Awarded Over Thirty Thousand Dollars In STEM Grants. Teachers Were Able To Apply For Up To $5,000 In Areas That Focused On The Environment, Energy, Career Development, And Community Problem-solving. Some Even Included Pandemic-related Projects.
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For The Fifth Consecutive Year, EPB Has Been Ranked As The Best Midsize Electric Utility In The South By Its Residential Customers, According To The J.D. Power 2020 Electric Utility Residential Customer Satisfaction Study.
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There Were 11,000+ Electric Cars Registered In Tennessee At The End Of 2020. These Extra Charging Stations Should Give Motorists Who Use Electric Vehicles Plenty Of Places To Charge, Without Having To Worry About Where The Next Station Will Be.
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Independent research finds that during the first ten years since EPB built America’s first Gig-speed network, the Chattanooga community has benefited to the tune of 2.69 Billion Dollars.
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The person or group who is initiating the robocalls claims on the call that the customer has a past due bill, that there is an EPB truck in the neighborhood and that their services will be disconnected shortly if they do not contact them immediately on a 1-800 number.
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