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- Utility Dive: PG&E equipment may be linked with another Northern California wildfire, utility reports
- Canary Media: PG&E’s $7.5B securitization: A bellwether for utility efforts to cover the costs of climate change?
- California Currents: Unprecedented PG&E Ratepayer Bond Gets Final Okay
- Utility Dive: California tees up proposals to securitize $7.5B in PG&E wildfire costs
- Utility Dive: California IOUs plan to spend $11B on wildfire prevention in 2021 and 2022 after record-breaking fire season
- San Francisco Chronicle: This is how PG&E says it will try to prevent wildfires in 2021
- Utility Dive: CPUC safety certification eases PG&E access to wildfire insurance fund, prompting backlash
- California Current: PG&E’s $7.5B Ratepayer Bond Would Assume Shareholder Debt
- California Current: SCE $337M Ratepayer-Funded Bond Approved
- California Current: CPUC Judge Adds Ratepayer Protections to $337M SCE Bond
- Utility Dive: PG&E faces soaring insurance costs, leadership changes in rest of 2020
- Utility Dive: PG&E exits bankruptcy, but long-term wildfire risk could put it ‘back in the soup’ July 6, 2020
- Utility Dive: PG&E foresees $600M or greater loss for Kincade Fire, files to securitize $7.5B in fire costs May 4, 2020
- Utility Dive: Advocates question move to new PG&E CEO amid coronavirus, upcoming wildfire season
- San Francisco Chronicle: California regulators move closer to approving PG&E’s exit from bankruptcy
- Utility Dive: CPUC On Track to Turn Ratepayers Into PG&E’s Piggy Bank
- San Francisco Chronicle: CPUC Judge Approves Settlement with PG&E With Slightly Improved Terms over Proposed Sweetheart Deal
- San Diego Union Tribune: CPUC approves ratepayer bailout for future utility-caused fires
- Utility Caused Fires and PG&E Deforestation
- San Francisco Chronicle: CPUC Denies PG&E Opportunity for Ratepayer Bailout for Napa-Sonoma Fires
- San Francisco Chronicle: Regulators race to give PG&E a path to raise rates for wildfire costs
- Los Angles Times/San Diego Union Tribune: Mixed Reaction to Newsom’s Strike Force Report on California Wildfires
