The California Public Utilities Commission who has been accused of being too cozy with PG&E, looks to be further hampered by a lack of people to inspect PG&E’s power lines.
California utility regulators on Monday removed a major hurdle to a planned bankruptcy filing by Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. at a raucous, last-minute meeting where protesters repeatedly denounced and
State legislation that might protect PG&E and other utility monopolies from an array of liabilities in the wake of disasters such as a fatal gas explosion in San Bruno or
The California Public Utilities Commission will vote later this month on a $98 million settlement agreement regarding its own improper communications with Pacific Gas and Electric related to the fatal
The California Public Utilities Commission has amended its long-standing mission statement, leaving out the idea of ensuring “reasonable rates” for the water and power used by the public.
The change
California ethics officials have obtained new evidence of apparent back-channel communications between Pacific Gas and Electric and the state Public Utilities Commission in the wake of the fatal San Bruno
Dive Brief:
California utilities are well-ahead of the state’s renewables portfolio standard — already the most aggressive in the nation — and by some accounts may be supplying 50% carbon-free
Thanks to you and thousands of other TURN members around the state, 2016 will be remembered as a banner year for public utility consumers. Together we held the big corporations
SAN FRANCISCO — State regulators on Thursday sharply scaled back PG&E’s plan to deploy a network of charging stations for electric vehicles, but the plan will lead to higher monthly
BY SEAN MCLAUGHLIN
Special to the Bee
The opinion piece by Mike Montgomery needs a reality check (“In reforming the PUC, Brown should replace commissioners”; Forum, Oct. 16).
Make Your Voice Heard! Petition PG&E Bankruptcy Judge to Let Consumers In
TURN Demands Voice for 16 Million Consumers in Bankruptcy Court
TURN wants to represent your interests in PG&E’s Bankruptcy Court, but we need to convince the judge to let us
