Electric companies are allowed to shut off power throughout their territories when the weather causes high risk of fires sparked by their equipment. During a planned power shut off, landline
Edison Wants a Raise – From You!
SoCal Edison is demanding a huge raise from customers. If approved, your bill could increase by $43 a month or $500 more a
CPUC Investigation Kicks Off Tomorrow
For Immediate Release From The Utility Reform Network
In the California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) investigation into the mounting costs of Southern California Edison’s downed
Lower Utility Profits Mean Lower Electric and Gas Bills for Every Customer
For Immediate Release From The Utility Reform Network
TURN said today that a CPUC decision lowering utility profit
TURN defeats unfair rates hikes, wins 3 years of lower bills
TURN saves you money every day! Our recent victory in the Edison rate case is just one example; we
Energy efficiency slush fund voted down.
On a day when Republican Sen. Sam Blakeslee complained about “a long string of union giveaways” in the California Legislature, it was refreshing to
Investor-owned utilities’ smart grid deployment proposals for California need to reflect potential costs and benefits to ratepayers, two consumer advocacy groups told the state’s Public Utilities Commission Thursday.
Investor-owned utilities’
Customers are tightening their belts, Edison should do the same
To Southern California Edison, the $3.2 billion in rate hikes it wants on homes and businesses are vital to ensuring much-needed improvements
Many valley renters, home-and business-owners may face a one-two punch next year with both Southern California Edison and Southern California Gas Co. seeking rate increases.
Many valley renters, home- and
So Cal Edison may increase its electricity rates starting in 2012, but the CPUC wants to know what residents and business owners think about a possible fee increase.
Southern California
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 Unless the CPUC modernizes this outdated program, utility bills will skyrocket for non-solar
