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Costs of PG&E Pipeline Neglect To Be Paid By Customers

For Immediate Release from TURN, The Utility Reform Network Contact: Mindy Spatt, TURN, 415.929.8876, ext. 306 Thursday, June 23, 2016–Today, as PG&E faced criminal charges for years of

ADVISORY: CPUC Set to Allow PG&E to Pass on Pipeline Costs

The CPUC is set to vote Thursday, June 23, 2016, on a proposal to give PG&E $594 million more of customer’s money under the guise of pipeline safety. PG&E

TURN Tells PG&E to Face the Music

PG&E still hasn’t gotten the message that safety must be put first For Immediate Release From The Utility Reform Network Three years after its pipeline exploded in San Bruno PG&E

PG&E San Bruno Fines Should Go To Customers, Not Corporate Coffers

Today, TURN will demand that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) add teeth to its proposed $2.25 billion PG&E give-away by directing $1 billion in financial penalties toward customers rather

TURN calls CPUC ‘s San Bruno Proposal “No fine at all”

PG&E penalty unlawful, PUC lawyer says A state lawyer who worked for more than two years building a case against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. over the San Bruno natural

TURN Urges $1.7B in Penalties For PG&E

The Utility Reform Network (TURN) is demanding that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) hold P&GE accountable for the San Bruno explosion by requiring it to pay $1 billion to

CPUC San Bruno Aftermath: Higher Bills for Customers and Higher Profits for PG&E

TURN today criticized a CPUC proposal for PG&E customers to pay more than half the costs of a $2.2 Billion program to fix its neglected pipelines. For Immediate Release From

New Demands for PG&E San Bruno Accountability

TURN today refuted PG&E’s claims that $2.2 billion in proposed pipeline safety repairs are purely the result of new standards imposed by regulators. For Immediate Release from TURN, The Utility

Consumers Shut Out of CPUC Pipeline Testing Confab

TURN, The Utility Reform Network, today criticized a CPUC “symposium” on PG&E’s hydrostatic testing of gas pipelines for not including all viewpoints or stakeholders. For Immediate Release from TURN, The

PG&E Spending On Pipeline Repairs Was Under Budget In Prior Years

PG&E in the past 23 years failed to spend $93.5 million it was allocated for gas line improvements, instead using the money for other purposes, according to data released Monday

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