Year in Review: Definitely not a good one for PG&E
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Year in Review: Definitely not a good one for PG&E

December 30, 2024

This just in - it has been another record-breaking year for PG&E — and not in a good way.

Only a few years after exiting bankruptcy, doling out $50 million to its new CEO, and reinstating dividend payments to Wall Street shareholders, the company raised rates on its customers FOUR TIMES this year - with a potential FIFTH on the way — adding more than $400 annually to the average bill.

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There is a reason 78% of San Franciscans support public power
Corey Gravelle Corey Gravelle

There is a reason 78% of San Franciscans support public power

October 11, 2024

A recent survey of San Francisco residents found a sharp split in views on our local power providers. Not surprisingly, two out of three respondents said they have an extremely unfavorable view of PG&E, the for-profit utility whose skyrocketing rates, financial mismanagement, and massive wildfire liabilities have led to growing dissatisfaction.

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Why Public Power is Part of San Francisco’s DNA
Corey Gravelle Corey Gravelle

Why Public Power is Part of San Francisco’s DNA

October 7, 2024

Today is the first day of Public Power Week, a national celebration of the 2,000 community-owned, not-for-profit power utilities across the country –which together deliver safe, reliable, low-cost electricity to more than 54 million Americans.

California alone is home to more than 40 public power utilities, supplying 25% of the state’s electricity load. And San Francisco is proud to be one of the nation’s longest-running and most successful public power providers.

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Hetch Hetchy Power: Discover San Francisco Powered by our Water and Sun

August 6, 2024

The City by the Bay is more than just fog and cable cars. It’s a living, breathing organism, pulsating with creativity, culture, and a steadfast commitment to sustainability. This summer, discover a San Francisco powered by the sun and our water – literally – thanks to Hetch Hetchy Power, San Francisco’s public power utility.

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