10/28/20 12:13 PMNYSE : PCGPG&E Promotes ENERGY STAR Products to Help Customers Lower Energy BillsPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) continues to partner with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and others to promote the benefits of energy efficiency. Celebrated earlier this week, ENERGYSTAR Day recognizes the benefits of saving energy and money as well as protecting the environment during National Energy Awareness Month. Started in 1992 as part of the federal Clean Air Act, ENERGY STAR is a federal voluntary program run by the EPA to help consRHEA-AIneutral
10/28/20 1:38 AMNYSE : PCGPG&E PSPS Oct. 27 10:00 PM Update: 97% of Customers Have Been Restored by Tuesday Night, With Essentially All Customers Expected to Have Power Back on Wednesday MorningPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) restored power by Tuesday night to more than 335,000 of the approximately 345,000 customers impacted by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that started Sunday morning (Oct. 25). PG&E crews began restoring power to customers where no damage or hazards to electrical equipment were found during patrols that began as early as Monday morning in locations where the weather "all clear" was received. In areas where equiRHEA-AIvery negative
10/27/20 5:30 PMNYSE : PCGPG&E PSPS Update: More Than 228,000 Customers Have Been Restored by Tuesday MorningPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) restored power Tuesday morning to more than 228,000 of the approximately 345,000 customers impacted by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that started Sunday morning on Oct. 25. PG&E crews began restoring power to customers where no damage or hazards to electrical equipment were found during inspections that began as early as Monday morning in locations where the weather "all clear" was received. In areas whereRHEA-AInegative
10/27/20 1:09 AMNYSE : PCGPG&E PSPS Oct. 26 10:00 PM Update: More Than 156,000 Customers Have Been Restored Since Monday Morning, With Essentially All Other Customers Expected to Have Power Back On by Tuesday NightPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) restored power Monday night by 10:00 PM to more than 156,000 of the approximately 345,000 customers impacted by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that started Sunday morning on Oct. 25. All remaining customers--approximately 189,000--are expected to have power back on late Tuesday evening. PG&E crews began restoring power to customers where no damage or hazards to electrical equipment were found during inspectionRHEA-AIvery negative
10/26/20 2:50 PMNYSE : PCGPG&E Begins Issuing Weather 'All Clear' in Some Locations for Public Safety Power Shutoff EventPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has begun patrolling some lines de-energized by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that started Sunday morning, Oct. 25, which affected approximately 355,000 customers in 34 counties. Due to improved weather conditions, Kern and San Joaquin Counties were removed from the scope of this PSPS. This morning, PG&E meteorologists began issuing the weather all clear for portions of areas impacted by the PSPS. RestoratiRHEA-AInegative
10/25/20 12:58 PMNYSE : PCGDue to Highest Winds and Driest Conditions of the Season, PG&E Will Turn Off Power for Safety to Approximately 361,000 Customers in Targeted Parts of 36 Counties and 17 Tribal CommunitiesPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) will de-energize certain electrical lines for safety starting this morning (Sunday, Oct. 25) as part of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). PG&E is calling a PSPS due to a significant, offshore wind event starting Sunday that is forecast to have the driest humidity levels and the strongest winds of the wildfire season thus far, that together create high risk of catastrophic wildfires. The PSPS event will affect apRHEA-AIneutral
10/24/20 3:18 PMNYSE : PCGForecasted Highest Winds and Driest Conditions of the Season Mean PG&E May Need to Proactively Turn Off Power for Safety to Customers Across Northern and Central CaliforniaPacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E) Emergency Operations Center, Meteorology team and Wildfire Safety Operations Center are working together and tracking a significant, offshore wind event starting Sunday that is forecast to have the driest humidity levels and the strongest winds of the wildfire season thus far. PG&E has notified customers in targeted portions of 38 counties about a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) expected to start as eRHEA-AIneutral
10/23/20 10:38 PMNYSE : PCGPotential Sunday/Oct. 25 PSPS Event: Forecasted Highest Winds and Driest Conditions of the Season Mean PG&E May Need to Proactively Turn Off Power for Safety to Approximately 466,000 Customers Across Northern and Central CaliforniaPacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E) Emergency Operations Center, Meteorology team and Wildfire Safety Operations Center are working together and tracking a significant, offshore wind event starting Sunday that is forecast to have the driest humidity levels and the strongest winds of the wildfire season thus far. PG&E has notified customers in targeted portions of 38 counties about a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) expected to start as eRHEA-AIneutral
10/22/20 11:33 PMNYSE : PCGCurrent PSPS Update: Restoration to Continue Friday Morning with a Goal of Restoring Power to Essentially All 31,000 Customers by the End of the DayBy late Friday (Oct. 23), Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) expects to restore power to essentially all the 31,000 PG&E customers in seven counties who are affected by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that began on Wednesday (Oct. 21). PG&E turned off the power to these customers, the majority living in Shasta, Butte and Tehama counties, to protect their safety and the safety of their communities because of strong, windy weather that elevaRHEA-AIneutral
10/21/20 7:32 PMNYSE : PCGDue to Severe Weather and Wind, PG&E Will Turn Off Power for Safety to Approximately 37,000 Customers in Targeted Parts of 15 CountiesPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) will de-energize certain electrical lines for safety over the course of this evening (Wednesday, Oct. 21) as part of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). PG&E is calling a PSPS due to a high-wind event combined with low humidity and severely dry vegetation, that together create high risk of catastrophic wildfires. Due changes in the weather forecast, the number of customers expected to be impacted has decreased byRHEA-AInegative
