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PG&E Corporation (NYSE: PCG) is a California-based holding company whose primary business is conducted through its utility subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric Company. The utility is described as a combined natural gas and electric utility serving more than 16 million people across 70,000 square miles in Northern and Central California. This news page focuses on developments affecting PG&E’s customers, operations, regulatory environment, and capital structure.
Recent news releases highlight several themes that are central to PG&E’s ongoing story. These include announcements about electric and natural gas rate changes, such as the planned January 1, 2026 rate reductions described as the fourth electric rate decrease in two years, as well as programs designed to support income-eligible customers, including the Match My Payment Program and the REACH bill assistance program. Other updates cover automatic bill credits for customers affected by specific outages, storm preparedness efforts with pre-positioned crews and enhanced outage information tools, and scholarship programs funded by employee resource groups for students in PG&E’s service area.
PG&E’s news flow also includes information on grid modernization and innovation projects, such as the Dynamic Line Rating and Asset Health Monitoring technology demonstration funded through the Electric Program Investment Charge program, and vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-everything pilot projects conducted with partners at the Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid. Additional releases address wildfire mitigation measures, including undergrounding powerlines and related public opinion polling, as well as leadership and organizational changes intended to better align the company with customer and hometown needs.
Investors and observers can use this page to follow PG&E’s earnings-related communications, operational updates, safety initiatives, community programs, and regulatory disclosures as they are issued through official news channels.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) is assisting schools in Northern and Central California transition to electric buses through its EV Fleet program. Over 30 school districts are adopting around 350 electric buses with PG&E's help in building necessary electrical infrastructure and providing rebates for EV chargers. Notable participants include Clovis Unified School District and Red Bluff Joint Union High School District, each incorporating electric buses into their fleets. This initiative aligns with California's goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from transportation, which is the state's largest source of such emissions.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has expanded its network of weather stations across Northern and Central California, now totaling over 1,200 installations. With more than 200 new stations added this year, PG&E aims to improve its safety measures during Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events. The stations collect critical data such as temperature and wind speed, aiding meteorologists in predicting severe weather and enhancing operational planning. PG&E plans to reach 1,300 stations by the end of 2021, bolstering its wildfire safety initiatives.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) celebrates National Hydropower Day on August 24, highlighting its leadership in hydroelectric power generation for over 125 years. PG&E operates one of the largest hydroelectric systems in the U.S., encompassing 168 dams and 64 powerhouses, providing over 3,800 megawatts of capacity. The U.S. hydropower sector contributed 6.6% to national electricity generation in 2019, showcasing the industry's significance in clean energy. PG&E emphasizes safety and aims to raise awareness of its hydroelectric systems during this observance.
Pacific Gas and Electric (PCG) emphasizes energy-saving tips as students return to school. Key strategies include setting thermostats to 78 degrees or higher, using refrigerators efficiently, unplugging unused devices, and purchasing ENERGY STAR certified products. These practices can help customers save on energy bills while fostering long-term energy-efficient habits. PG&E also provides a Home Energy Checkup for insights into energy consumption.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) has successfully restored power to nearly all 50,000 customers affected by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) across 13 counties in California. The shutoff, initiated due to high wildfire risks, included comprehensive inspections of over 3,200 miles of power lines. Preliminary reports indicate at least 10 instances of weather-related damage, with four posing potential wildfire risks. PG&E will submit a detailed PSPS report to the California Public Utilities Commission within 10 days.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has restored power to nearly 55% of the 48,000 customers affected by the recent Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) due to severe weather conditions. As of late August 19, PG&E anticipates full restoration for remaining affected customers across eight counties. Power shutdowns were necessary to mitigate wildfire risks from high winds, with gusts recorded up to 56 mph in Butte County. PG&E remains committed to customer support, offering resources and updates during this event.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) has initiated power restorations following a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) that affected around 48,000 customers across 13 counties due to extreme winds and drought conditions. Crews are inspecting over 3,289 miles of lines and working to restore power safely and efficiently. While some areas may experience delays in restoration due to damage, PG&E has opened 34 Community Resource Centers to support affected customers with necessary resources. Strong wind gusts were reported, with Butte reaching 56 mph.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) announced a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) affecting approximately 51,000 customers across 18 counties, primarily in Northern California, due to extreme weather conditions including dry winds and drought. The PSPS is set to begin on August 17, 2021, starting at 5 p.m. and affecting areas such as Shasta, Butte, and Alameda. Restoration efforts are anticipated to commence on August 18 afternoon once safe conditions are confirmed. PG&E emphasized the importance of customer safety during these events.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) has issued advance notifications regarding a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event due to a dry offshore wind forecast starting August 17. The event may affect approximately 48,000 customers across 18 counties, with the most impact in Butte and Shasta counties. Sustained winds may reach up to 40 mph, prompting the National Weather Service to issue Fire Weather Watches. PG&E's safety protocols aim to mitigate wildfire risks, although the PSPS will disrupt power to many households reliant on electricity for critical needs.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PCG) has activated its emergency operations center to monitor a forecasted dry offshore wind event expected to start on August 17. In response, PG&E is notifying approximately 39,000 customers across 16 counties, primarily in Butte and Shasta, about potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) aimed at minimizing wildfire risks. Notifications began two days before the expected shutoff, with a focus on customers reliant on electric-powered medical equipment. PG&E's efforts are part of its comprehensive strategy to enhance wildfire safety and mitigate risks.