Thursday June 11, San Francisco–
The one quarter of Californians who are energy insecure will be safer thanks to new protections that go into effect immediately. TURN’s multi-year campaign to
Thursday, May 28, San Francisco—
The Utility Reform Network today criticized the California Public Utilities Commission’s rubber-stamp approval of PG&E’s bankruptcy plan without sufficient consumer protections. TURN had urged
Tuesday, May 5, San Francisco— Mark Toney, executive director of The Utility Reform Network, said today that that a California Public Utilities Commission proposal to let PG&E off the hook
SACRAMENTO – The Communications Workers of America (CWA) District 9 and The Utility Reform Network (TURN) each submitted comments (CWA, TURN) to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)
Friday, March 20, 2020, San Francisco –PG&E filed objections yesterday to a CPUC decision penalizing the company $2.1 B for its role in the 2017 and 2018 wildfires that devastated
TURN today said the POD (Presiding Officer Decision) in the CPUC’s Wildfire Investigation ordering PG&E to pay $2.1 B in penalties, was a vast improvement over the settlement PG&E had
“Customers Should Not Have to Pay a Dime for This Debacle”
Oct. 17, 2019, San Francisco–TURN, California’s established voice for utility consumers, today urged customers who suffered losses due to
Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019, San Francisco–A US trustee has demolished PG&E’s claim for $140 M in lawyers’ fees for the first few months of its bankruptcy, which the trustee predicts
For Immediate Release from TURN, The Utility Reform Network
Thursday, August 22, 2019, San Francisco–Convicted felon PG&E is once again lobbying the state legislature for a bailout. In a repeat
July 10, 2018, San Francisco--TURN today said it would support AB 1054 because the bill goes further than any previous proposals in protecting customers and victims while holding investors accountable.
Can you blame us?
PG&E, the criminal felon responsible for the deaths of over 100 of its customers, wants pre-payment of $1.4 billion of your money, ostensibly for wildfire safety.
