A CEO's salary and Duke Energy's Ohio lawsuit proved to be the most popular news posts on Utility Dive this week. Check out the links below to find out what the tension is about, and get up to speed on what everyone else was reading:
- 5 smart grid utility insights: Who wants to stay dumb?: From advanced metering to renewables, here are where utilities' priorities are at for 2013.
- California community aims to ban smart meters: A measure could make it illegal for a utility to install a smart meter.
- PSE&G plots $3.9B storm upgrade: The New Jersey utility will enact a 10-year plan to protect its infrastructure from severe weather.
- Oncor CEO paid 3 times as much as parent company's CEO: Oncor CEO Robert Shapard earned $20 million last year, over $13 million more than the CEO of his parent company.
- Duke suing Ohio over line relocation project: The utility is feuding with Cincinnati on the grounds that a streetcar project is unconstitutional.
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