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‘We are at a turning point’: PG&E Cuts $2B from 2027 Capital Plan Amid Rising California Energy Costs, Wildfire Liability Strains
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‘We are at a turning point’: PG&E Cuts $2B from 2027 Capital Plan Amid Rising California Energy Costs, Wildfire Liability Strains
PG&E, one of California’s big three utilities, announced plans to reinvent its service model and what’s ahead to help build the state’s energy future. This includes plans to defer approximately $2 billion of work in 2027 to help keep customer costs down.
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