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Tag Archives: PG&E
Morning Splash: 7 Gas Leaks Found Near Cupertino Explosion; Oakland Crime Woes; Dems, Retailers Pan Amazon Offer on Sales Tax
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PG&E finds 7 gas leaks near Cupertino explosion that burned home (San Jose Mercury News) A day after federal investigators chastised PG&E for "a "litany of failures" in last year's San Bruno blast, a loud explosion blew away a Cupertino … Continue reading
Incoming PG&E CEO to be One of Nation’s Highest-Paid Utility Execs
Documents published on Tuesday detail PG&E's compensation plans for its new CEO, Anthony Earley. Earley, a Michigan energy executive, begins his new job on September 13. Securities and Exchange Commission filings show that Earley's 2011 earnings will make him one … Continue reading
Interview: SF City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Threat to Sue CPUC Over Lax Pipeline Regulation
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Yesterday San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced he had filed an "intent to sue" the CPUC and federal regulators for not enforcing federal pipeline safety standards. The notice of intent to sue Herrera delivered late today is a legally-required … Continue reading
Morning Splash: Big Fine for PG&E; SJ's Reed Delays Pension Reform Bid; DiFi Support Dives
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$26 million fine for PG&E in Sacramento area blast (SF Chronicle) California's pipeline regulators intend to levy a $26 million fine against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for federal and state safety violations that the company committed in connection with … Continue reading
Audio/Video: PG&E Contractor Threatens SmartMeter Refusenik With Disconnection
The group Stop SmartMeters posted audio yesterday from Charles Pine, an Oakland homeowner who refused installation of the device by PG&E contractor Wellington Energy. The contractor responded by informing Pine his power would be disconnected. Pine captured the whole thing … Continue reading
Video: NTSB Chairwoman, in San Bruno, Addresses PG&E Delay in Reporting Previous Leak
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Yesterday, NTSB Chairwoman Deborah Hersman visited the site of the San Bruno gas pipeline blast. Congresswoman Jackie Speier, introducing Hersman, called the area an "open wound." Hersman revealed yesterday that PG&E had waited until only recently to inform the NTSB … Continue reading

