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A unit of Bayer AG recalled diabetes test strips used with its Contour TS Blood Glucose Meter because they may result in 5percentto17percentcent higher blood glucose readings, the Food and Drug Administration said.

But at the upper end of the market, "a significant amount of luxury flats are currently languishing unsold at prices of €3,000 to €4,500 per square meter because they are simply too expensive for most locals," said Mr. Thompson, the Cushman & Wakefield executive.

Utilities around the globe love the idea of this kind of "smart meter" because they're wireless, thereby sparing the meter readers from having to go to homes and offices.

Many drivers who fought the change out of fear that their income would drop sharply now say they favor the meters because they make fares more predictable and clearer to riders, reducing conflict.

The report criticises the way the poor are made to pay more for other basic necessities, such as electricity, through pre-payment meters, because they cannot afford the direct debit payments that the better-off use to reduce their bills.

These smart meters are better than regular meters because they can provide detailed information about usage rates throughout the day, theoretically letting consumers make smarter decisions about when to leave the lights on or when to run the dryer.

He said the meters could help people manage their energy use, saying: "People will often ask for a pre-payment meter voluntarily because they like the fact it gives them more control over their consumption".

Utilities could avoid paying net metering fees (because they would also own the panels), while still realizing the benefits of the grid provided by distributed generation.

"We're a little different in the sense that it's not Jaws, it's not 47 Meters Down, because they're treating it a little more seriously, and we have to up the ante in a completely different way," Ferrante says.

For utilities, the meters are attractive because they remove the need for meter readers to visit peoples' homes, and they supply detailed data on customer consumption, which can be used to tailor their tariffs or for other purposes.

And consumers can benefit, smart-meter proponents say, because they can use a variety of add-on devices of their choosing, or online services, that allow them to view the meter's real-time data too.