
California regulators have allowed PG&E to delay paying two-thirds of the $1 billion owed to customers, giving the power company two years to pay the full amount. PG&E customers might face a new fixed charge by late 2025 or early 2026 in exchange for lower electricity prices. Recent rate hikes have sparked complaints from customers, impacting businesses like an Orinda theater. The CPUC's proposal could lead to lowered fixed power bills for PG&E customers.





PG&E customers could see lowered, fixed power bills with CPUC's proposal https://t.co/0zjFHUur35 https://t.co/qrUog6ut7x
Recent PG&E rate hikes have led to complaints from customers across California, but now, an Orinda theater says those booming bills are forcing them to change how they do business. https://t.co/uBlGrl0MdT
PG&E customers would see a new fixed charge by late 2025 or early 2026 if state regulators vote for a flat fee on utility bills in exchange for lower electricity prices. https://t.co/tUzYabLVCV