Court Agrees With TURN: CPUC Too Quick to Approve PG&E Plant
OAKLEY — Plans to build a natural gas-fired power plant in this city have again been halted.
A state
TURN appeal of unneeded power plant moving forward.
The future of a planned 586-megawatt natural-gas-fired power plant by this city’s waterfront remains uncertain.
The First District Court of Appeal last
State utilities commission gives OK to Oakley power plant
The state’s Public Utilities Commission approved Pacific Gas & Electric’s resubmitted application for a natural gas-fired power plant project in East
PG&E just can’t take NO for an answer
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has resubmitted its application with the state’s Public Utilities Commission seeking approval of a natural gas-fired power
CPUC reined in by TURN victory
Plans to build a natural gas power plant in East Contra Costa County have hit another snag.
A state appeals court has annulled the
TURN wins appeal of unneeded and overpriced PG&E plant
A state appeals court has sidetracked Pacific Gas & Electric Co.’s plans for a new natural gas power plant in Oakley.
TURN saves millions for California customers by stopping PG&E’s plans to build a power plant in Oakley
For Immediate Release from TURN, The Utility Reform Network
Contact: Mindy Spatt, 415.929.8876,
The Schwarzenegger CPUC ignored the law in approving PG&E’s unnecessary plant.
OAKLEY—A consumer advocate group is asking a California court to overturn regulators’ approval of a planned PG&E power plant
Appeal Accuses Commission of Pandering to PG&E
For Immediate Release From The Utility Reform Network
Consumer advocates filed a rare court appeal of a California Public Utilities Commission decision late
TURN opposes PG&E’s proposal to build a $1.5 billion generating plant in Oakley, CA.
Separate meetings this week will mull the future of two power plants—one that might be built
Raising Rates for Essential Needs During COVID is Wrong
With lower-income Californians bearing the brunt of the pandemic economically, utilities are still rapidly raising rates for essential heat and light despite the COVID crisis. Constantly raising rates is wrong.
