We are a dedicated group of individuals committed to fighting against PG&E’s unfair practices and rising energy costs. Our mission is to advocate for fair energy pricing, protect local businesses, and empower our communities. Together, we stand strong in the fight for transparency and accountability, ensuring that energy remains affordable and accessible to all.
The CPUC is not an elected body. Its commissioners are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. They regulate utilities like electricity and gas, ensuring fair rates and safety. Citizens can influence decisions by contacting representatives or participating in hearings.
We demand transparency and fairness in PG&E’s Rate Breakdown. Hidden fees and constant price hikes have hurt families and businesses for too long. Our goal is to push for Rate Reduction by holding PG&E accountable, lowering excessive charges, and advocating for a fair billing system that doesn’t exploit consumers. Together, we can fight for affordable energy for all!
You have the power to make a difference. Stand with us as we challenge unfair practices and demand accountability from energy giants like PG&E.
PG&E has long held a monopoly over a large portion of California’s energy market, leaving customers with no alternative but to accept their ever-increasing rates and questionable practices. This lack of competition has allowed PG&E to control pricing, limit consumer choice, and prioritize profits over the well-being of its customers.
https://www.yourcentralvalley.com/news/local-news/pge-outage-affects-news-stations-airport-in-fresno A power outage affected over 800 PG&E customers in Fresno on Tuesday night, impacting Fresno Yosemite International Airport, KSEE24, CBS47, and multiple residences. According
This April, people will come together in Sacramento for a statewide mobilization demanding an end to PG&E’s rampant greed, corruption, and negligence. We demand a
https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/pge-power-shutoffs-fire-danger-bay-area-northern-california PG&E cut power to thousands of Bay Area and Northern California customers on Tuesday night due to high fire risk from strong winds and
Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) recently received a significant boost in its stock price target, driven by favorable regulatory developments and progress in capital expenditure