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Nuclear plant measure passes. Are PG&E bills now going to go up?

A bill to ease the impacts from the pending closure of California’s last nuclear power plant received final approval by the state Legislature with an overwhelming Assembly vote Monday night

Diablo Canyon: To Be Or Not To Be?

A final decision looms on whether to close California’s last operating nuclear power plant. The California Public Utilities Commission will hear closing arguments tomorrow, Nov. 28, on the fate of

California PUC Will Rule Soon on Diablo Canyon’s Future

The fate of Pacific Gas & Electric’s (PG&E’s) Diablo Canyon Power Plant is expected to be decided by year-end, with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) set to hear final

TURN Wins Lower Nuclear Decommissioning Costs for Diablo Canyon

Thursday May 25, San Francisco–While PG&E has finally agreed to close Diablo Canyon, it still wants to overcharge consumers for the plant. TURN objected to PG&E’s demands for customers to

PG&E Customers Spared $1.36 Billion In Added Bills

PG&E customers won a respite Thursday from more energy-bill increases when state regulators blocked the utility’s request to recover $1.36 billion in added costs for retiring its Diablo Canyon nuclear

PG&E to Lobby for Higher Diablo Decommissioning Costs

For Immediate Release From TURN, The Utility Reform Network PG&E to Lobby for Higher Decommissioning Charges Contact: Mindy Spatt, 415 929 8876 Thursday, May 11, San Francisco–Late yesterday PG&E filed

Diablo Canyon Costs Warning Issued While Higher PG&E Bills Loom

SAN FRANCISCO — PG&E customers’ bills are headed higher by an average of $1.65 a month, state regulators decided Thursday, the same day a consumer group warned that the utility

CPUC Judge Agrees With TURN: PG&E’s Decommissioning Costs for Diablo Too High

Friday, April 21, San Francisco–While PG&E has finally agreed to close the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant, it wants customers to pay an enormous price for the necessary nuclear decommissioning; a

PG&E Shareholders – Not Customers – Should Pay For SLO Community Funding, Says State Agency

Hearings start Wednesday morning in San Francisco for Pacific Gas and Electric’s request to retire the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. PG&E representatives will go before the California Public Utilities

TURN WINS LOWER NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING COSTS FOR DIABLO CANYON

Thursday May 25, San Francisco–While PG&E has finally agreed to close Diablo Canyon, it still wanted to overcharge consumers for the plant. TURN objected to PG&E’s demands for customers to

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