- California Current

PG&E Seeks to Sell 49.9% of its Non-Nuclear Generation

September 29, 2022

Pacific Gas & Electric seeks utility regulators' approval to sell off nearly 2,800 MW of its 5,600 MW of hydropower and other non-nuclear generating assets to one or more investors. PG&E also asked the California Public Utilities Commission’s permission in a Sept. 28 filing to...

Headline Buzz

PG&E power plants for sale, Diablo seismic study concerns, CPUC promotes Aliso Canyon

Gas appliance sales ban, FERC proposes cybersecurity perks, Protests over bill to OK 100B for burying wires

No more gas hookup subsidies, CEC focuses on alt batteries, new laws to reduce heat impacts

Bills near the finish line, Call for conservation, Diablo extension poses risks but Gov plans $1.4 B loan, ignores options

Easing diesel’s way, Cutting gas subsidies, Promising offshore wind, Debating Diablo dilemma

CA 1st to okay EV submetering, Regulators add rate affordability, Utility earnings mixed

Diablo extension vs. cleanup, Extreme events mean extreme actions, Gov. demands more emissions cuts

California Public Utilities Commission

FERC Okays Utility Cybersecurity Incentives, Applauds CAISO for Avoiding Blackouts

Push to Postpone Closure Dates of Aging Coastal Power Plants, Once Again

Newsom Urged to Veto Bill Providing Billion$ to Bury Utility Power Lines

State Regulators End 50-Year Long Gas Line Hookup Subsidies

Energy Commission to Provide Nearly $400M to Advance Energy Storage Diversity

Energy Commission Okays $24 M in Clean Energy Grants

Climate Crisis

CAISO

Grid Operator Calls First Flex Alert of the Summer

August 16, 2022

Updated Aug. 18 California's grid operator called on customers to lower their energy use for several hours Wednesday afternoon because temperatures were projected to spike across the state, driving up demand...