Our View: Rooftop solar a big part of state’s energy future
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Edison faces $550M bill for Thomas, Woolsey, other fires
Southern California Edison is facing more than $500 million in state penalties and disallowances for its role in five Southern California wildfires in the company’s territory in 2017 and 2018, including the massive Thomas Fire in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. On Dec. 16, the California Public Utilities Commission announced it approved penalties and permanent Read More →
LA-based utility takes over Ventura County water provider
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Tri-county collaboration gets approval for energy efficiency plan
A tri-county collaboration got approval for its Energy Efficiency Business Plan on May 31 from the California Public Utilities Commission, allowing it to receive ratepayer funds directly to support workforce education, compliance and energy efficiency programs. The Tri-County Regional Energy Network, or 3C-REN, business plan combines the efforts of Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Read More →
Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant closure studies fast-tracked
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PG&E won’t contest ruling on joint proposal to close Diablo Canyon
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. announced Feb. 9 that it would accept a regulatory ruling on its plan to close the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant and did not plan to appeal a decision that denied $85 million in impact mitigation funds for the community. The approval by the California Public Utilities Commission in January Read More →
CPUC votes to close Diablo Canyon in 2025 without $85M settlement
Updated at 1:55 p.m. Jan. 11: The California Public Utilities Commission voted unanimously Jan. 11 to approve a plan to close the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in 2025 which excludes an $85 million settlement to mitigate economic impacts for San Luis Obispo County communities. Commissioners called it a “landmark” decision, which would provide a Read More →
