Consumer groups asked the CPUC to withdraw PG&E’s proposed $456 million rate increase, putting that possible source of funds at risk. Approval could still bring PG&E more money, but critics also say the company has not justified the increase alongside planned infrastructure cuts.
A rate increase could bring PG&E more money if the CPUC approves it. The formal request to withdraw the proposal puts that recovery at risk before the November 19 vote. Critics also say PG&E has not explained the increase alongside possible cuts to infrastructure spending.
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