PG&E penalized $45 million in Dixie fire settlement with CPUC
The penalty includes $40 million in shareholder funding for an initiative to transition some of the utility's hard-copy records to electronic records.
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The penalty includes $40 million in shareholder funding for an initiative to transition some of the utility's hard-copy records to electronic records.
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Pacific Gas and Electric will pay $45 million in penalties for its role in the Dixie Fire – the second-largest wildfire in California’s history – that started after a tree fell and hit the company’s equipment in 2021, state regulators said Thursday.
Pacific Gas and Electric will pay $45 million in penalties for its role in the Dixie Fire – the second-largest wildfire in California’s history – that started after a tree fell and hit the company’s equipment in 2021, state regulators said Thursday.
PG&E has agreed to pay a $45 million penalty to settle an action brought by California's public utilities regulator for its part in the Dixie Fire in 2021 which burned through five counties in the north of the state.