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CA lawmakers reject bill to crackdown on how utilities spend customers' money - Vimarsana News

CA lawmakers reject bill to crackdown on how utilities spend customers' money

PG&E opposed the bill

Source: kcra.com
California legislators prepare to vote on a crackdown on utility spending - Vimarsana News

California legislators prepare to vote on a crackdown on utility spending

A crackdown on how some of the nation's largest utilities spend customers' money faces a do-or-die vote Monday in the California Legislature. Californians already pay some of the highest electricity rates in the country, in part because

California reject bill to crackdown on how utilities spend customers' money - Vimarsana News

California reject bill to crackdown on how utilities spend customers' money

A crackdown on how California utilities spend customers' money has failed to pass the state Legislature. Investor-owned utilities aren't allowed to use money from customers to pay for things like

Bill to crackdown on how California utilities spend customers' money rejected - Vimarsana News

Bill to crackdown on how California utilities spend customers' money rejected

California's investor-owned utilities can't use money from customers to pay for things like advertising their brand or lobbying for legislation. Instead, they’re supposed to use money from private investors to pay for those things. Consumer groups say utilities are finding ways around those rules.

California Legislature rejects bill to restrict how utilities spend customers' money - Vimarsana News

California Legislature rejects bill to restrict how utilities spend customers' money

California lawmakers rejected a bill that would have put restrictions on how utility companies can use customers' money following backlash to surging energy costs in the state.