Securitization—Just another word for a Bailout
TURN files in Court to reverse risky CPUC $11 billion PG&E Bailout
The Utility Reform Network filed a challenge in the State Court of
Press Alert for August 19,2021 CPUC Meeting
Typical Customer Bill Would Skyrocket $180 Annually by 2023
California Public Utilities Commission has scheduled an August 19 vote to take action on
For Immediate Release
Contact: Mark Toney, San Francisco, CA
mtoney@turn.org
(510) 590 2862
Mark Toney, Executive Director for TURN (the Utility Reform Network), applauded California Governor Newsom following today’s announcement
National Consumer Law Center contact: Jan Kruse (jkruse@nclc.org)
San Francisco– In California, and in each of the 50 states and D.C., utility commissions set the rules regarding when
Wednesday, December 2, San Francisco–TURN executive director Mark Toney will demand that the California Public Utilities Commission freeze rates for PG&E and other utilities at the CPUC’s December 3rd at
Monday, August 24, 2020–TURN today demanded an investigation into the recent, rolling blackouts ordered by the state’s ISO on August 14, saying the blackouts, which impacted over 200,000 Californians, were
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)
Rooftop solar is less expensive than ever to purchase and install, but solar subsidies continue to rise. Unless the CPUC modernizes this outdated program, utility bills will skyrocket for non-solar
