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Pacific Gas and Electric Company (NYSE:PCG) announced the commissioning of its 182.5-megawatt Tesla Megapack battery energy storage system, the Elkhorn Battery, at the Moss Landing substation in Monterey County. Officially certified by CAISO on April 7, 2022, the system can store and dispatch up to 730 megawatt hours of energy, improving energy reliability in California. The project is part of a larger initiative to deploy 3,330 MW of battery energy storage systems by 2024, addressing local energy demand and enhancing grid stability.
The California Restaurant Foundation (CRF) is offering $3,000 grants to independent restaurants impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, with support from PG&E Corporation Foundation contributing $500,000. Applications are open from April 15-30, 2022, focusing on businesses with fewer than three units and under $3 million in revenue, particularly prioritizing minority and women-owned establishments in Northern and Central California. Last year, 109 grants were awarded, aiding restaurant recovery and employee retention.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (NYSE: PCG; AMEX: PCG.PRA) warns customers to be vigilant against a rise in scams, especially as the tax filing deadline approaches on April 18, 2021. The IRS reports that scammers impersonating utility workers are targeting vulnerable populations, leading to significant financial loss. In 2021, PG&E logged over 11,000 scam reports and nearly $600,000 in fraudulent payments. Customers are advised to avoid purchasing prepaid cards and to report any suspicious activity to local authorities. PG&E continues to offer support for financially impacted customers.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) has reached settlements concerning the 2019 Kincade Fire and the 2021 Dixie Fire, resulting in no criminal charges for the latter and dismissal of charges for the former. The agreements include $55 million in financial commitments over five years, with funds directed to local non-profits and community recovery efforts. PG&E also announced plans to hire up to 200 staff in wildfire safety roles, enhance vegetation management, and implement a five-year independent monitorship to oversee safety and inspection efforts across six Northern California counties.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is expanding its Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings (EPSS) to enhance safety in high fire-threat areas. Launched in July 2021, EPSS has reduced ignitions by 80% on enabled circuits. In 2022, PG&E aims to implement these settings across 25,500 distribution line miles, supplementing other wildfire prevention measures. The utility is also improving customer communication and support during outages, aiming to decrease average outage lengths by 40%. New programs include a Generator Rebate and Portable Battery Program to aid customers during outages.
PG&E is set to distribute the California Climate Credit this month, providing financial relief for residential customers. Natural gas users will benefit from a credit of $47.83, while electric customers will see $39.30, totaling $87.13 for those using both services. This initiative is part of California's effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and supports customers in managing their energy costs effectively.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) shares essential safety tips as Californians engage in outdoor activities this spring. Customers are advised to maintain a safe distance from overhead power lines, keep toys and balloons away from electric lines, and exercise caution when grilling. The company stresses the importance of reporting downed power lines and using GFCI protection near water sources. Additionally, it's crucial to contact 811 before digging to avoid disrupting underground utility lines. PG&E aims to ensure safety as residents enjoy the season.
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) highlights the importance of calling 811 two business days before any digging activities, as April is recognized as National Safe Digging Month. The utility company emphasizes that underground utility lines can be shallow and damaging them can lead to repair costs averaging
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG, PCG.PRA) has introduced energy efficiency tips for homeowners as spring begins. Key recommendations include:
- Programmable Thermostat: Users can save 10% annually on heating and cooling.
- Water Heating: Lowering water heater temperatures can reduce costs.
- ENERGY STAR Appliances: Switching could save about $750 over their lifespan.
- Energy-Saving Lighting: Replacing five bulbs may save up to $75 yearly.
- System Maintenance: Regular filter checks can enhance efficiency.
