#utility-regulation

#utility-regulation

Skyrocketing PG&E bills are largely influenced by utility regulators, with customers feeling powerless despite efforts to reduce usage.

PG&E achieved $2.47 billion in profits in 2024 amidst multiple rate hikes, prompting legislative proposals for caps on utility rate increases.

PG&E's abrupt termination of a promising electrification project raises concerns over financial motivations and stakeholder disagreements.

PG&E seeks to raise electricity rates further amid a history of significant rate hikes, which many view as unfair to consumers.

A judge has extended a restraining order against Southern California Edison to preserve evidence related to the Eaton fire, pending further legal agreement.

Southern California Edison is accused of re-energizing transmission lines possibly compromising evidence in the Eaton fire investigation.

Arizona's decisions on gas power plants and solar fees reflect growing tensions over fossil fuels and renewable energy regulation.

Environmental backlash against Arizona Corporation Commission's fossil fuel decisions signals a crucial moment for climate advocacy in the state.

Upcoming ACC elections could significantly impact Arizona's renewable energy trajectory.

The California energy cost relief bills are criticized for lacking transparency and being weakened by lobbying, offering minimal actual relief for consumers.

California's legislative session is unlikely to produce significant relief for residents facing high electric bills.

Consumer advocates are fighting against utilities backed by financial interests for ratepayer relief.