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PG&E faces more oversight over fire risk mitigation

The California Public Utilities Commission has issued a proposal that, if approved, would place Pacific Gas and Electric Company into the first step of an enhanced oversight and enforcement process.

CPUC Urged to Stand With Public and Publicly Freeze PG&E Rates During COVID

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

CPUC approves PG&E reorganization plan, paving way for bankruptcy exit

Dive Brief: The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) unanimously voted to approve Pacific Gas & Electric’s (PG&E) reorganization plan at a virtual meeting Thursday, bringing the utility one step closer

There Should Be No More Chances for PG&E

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

PG&E Says “Trust Us”- We Say Why Would We?

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.

PG&E blackouts during coronavirus pandemic could be ‘a nightmare scenario’

Big power shutoffs could hit California again this fire season. The state has to rush plans for a trifecta: blackouts, wildfire, and a new COVID-19 wave — together. Health experts

CPUC proposes approving PG&E’s bankruptcy plan, with a vote scheduled for May

Dive Brief: A California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) administrative law judge issued a proposed decision Monday that would approve Pacific Gas & Electric’s (PG&E) bankruptcy reorganization plan, paving the way

BRIEF CPUC’s $2.1B wildfire fine could derail bankruptcy exit financing commitments: PG&E

Dive Brief: The California Public Utilities Commission’s decision to impose a $2.1 billion fine on Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) for its role in sparking wildfires in Northern California could

California could revoke PG&E’s license under new proposal

California officials would be able to appoint someone new to control Pacific Gas and Electric Co.’s operations or reconsider the investor-owned company’s operating license, under a new enforcement process that

Marin assemblyman’s bill seeks stronger PG&E oversight

Assemblyman Marc Levine, D-Greenbrae, has introduced a bill that would authorize the appointment of a public administrator to temporarily oversee the management of Pacific Gas & Electric Co. if necessary

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