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May 20, 2013
PG&E’s General Rate Case Supports Future of Safe, Reliable and Affordable Energy
2013 is a pivotal year for PG&E, its customers, and the state’s economy. The CPUC is reviewing PG&E’s proposed General Rate Case for the years 2014 to 2016. At issue are the resources the utility needs to safely and reliably operate, maintain and modernize its gas and electric distribution and electric generation systems. PG&E believes it can achieve these important benefits at a reasonable cost to customers.













Tom Bottorff: California’s Electric Rate System is Broken and Needs to be Fixed
In this commentary, PG&E’s Tom Bottorff explains why the company supports a recently introduced bill that would restore the CPUC’s historic authority to establish a fair and reasonable system of residential electric rates.