Pge Loses Fight Over Wildfire Policy That Led To Its Bankruptcy

PG&E Loses Fight Over Wildfire Policy That Led to Its Bankruptcy ...

Utility giant PG&E Corp. fell after its attempt at escaping a California policy that saddled it with billions of dollars in liabilities and pushed it into bankruptcy failed. read more

PG&E says blackouts limited fires; loses bankruptcy court fight over ...

PG&E also had tried to persuade the bankruptcy judge that the law was designed to serve as a “socialization of losses,” so it should always be allowed to recover its wildfire costs through ... read more

CA wildfire victims, billionaires in PG&E fight at Capitol | Sacramento Bee

Billionaire hedge fund executives are fighting at the Capitol — over PG&E’s future. Victims of the Camp Fire and other wildfires could tip the balance. read more

Governor attacks PG&E bankruptcy plan for wildfire claims

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) yesterday vehemently objected to a bankruptcy reorganization plan by Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to pay $25.5 billion to settle wildfire damage claims, just as ... read more

With PG&E Implicated in Wildfire Catastrophe, a Fight Over Its Future

After last week's announcement by state fire officials that equipment owned by PG&E, California’s largest utility, was involved in nearly all of the deadly fires that swept through the North Bay last ... read more

PG&E’s bankruptcy could slow California’s fight against climate ...

California is counting on PG&E to keep investing in clean energy to fight climate change. But its bankruptcy could imperil solar and wind contracts. read more

‘This Is Not Hard’: PG&E Gets an Earful Over Its Blackout

PG&E is fighting to emerge from bankruptcy a stronger company but continues to make missteps. Chief among the concerns have been the utility’s wildfire safety program and the handling of victims ... read more

California government might step in if PG&E bankruptcy effort fails ...

The law includes requirements that PG&E settles claims with wildfire victims, exits bankruptcy by June 30, 2020, without raising rates on consumers and ties executive compensation to safety. read more