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Edison bills going up $12.41 per month due to fires

Southern California Edison (SCE) customers will see a $12.41 per month increase on their electric bills starting Oct. 1 because of the utility’s proposal to insulate 4,500 circuit miles of

CPUC to Vote on Massive So Cal Edison 18% Rate Hike

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

SCE’s novel energy efficiency deal with price ‘premium’ draws scrutiny, protest in Pacific Northwest

Southern California Edison (SCE) wants to spend approximately $3 million over three years to purchase 5 MW of hydropower from Oregon’s Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) in a first-of-its-kind deal that

PG&E may answer the billion dollar grid modernization question

California regulators have taken the biggest step forward yet to clarify what grid modernization is, how to prioritize technology deployments and what costs are appropriate. A new framework, prompted by

California’s largest utility warns tens of thousands of people could see power shut off due to extreme fire risk

Pacific Gas & Electric Co., California’s largest electric utility, warned Friday afternoon it might cut power this weekend to tens of thousands of customers in its service area due

California prevents utility from paying EEI dues with ratepayer funds

If there has been one organization that has been a central force in fighting the policies and rates that enable rooftop solar, it is the Edison Electric Institute (EEI). In

Calif. Must Limit Wildfire Liability, Governor Says

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “strike force” on utilities and wildfires Friday called for the state to limit the liability that utilities face when their equipment sparks destructive blazes, while reforming

‘Solar Bill of Rights’ advances in California Legislature

Clean-energy advocates advanced legislation Wednesday that aims to make it easier for Californians to use solar power despite concerns about the possible impact on customers who remain fully reliant on

California utilities support centralized renewables procurement proposal, but urge caution

Dive Brief: California’s investor-owned utilities are “generally supportive” of a proposed statewide procurement process for renewable resources, they said at an all party meeting last week with state regulators

California lawmakers could change law to help utilities offset wildfire risk and save them billions of dollars

California has a history of power lines or faulty equipment sometimes sparking wildfires, and a state fire agency recently pinned the blame on PG&E for at least 16 of last

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