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Average PG&E Utility Bills Have Gone Up Nearly 70% Since 2020

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Amid the escalating costs, PG&E last week asked California regulators if it could increase the rate of return for its investors — a move that would result in yet another rate hike.

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Average PG&E Utility Bills Have Gone Up Nearly 70% Since 2020

Amid the escalating costs, PG&E last week asked California regulators if it could increase the rate of return for its investors — a move that would result in yet another rate hike.

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California suspends environmental laws to speed rebuilding of utilities after L.A. fires

Gov. Newsom waived CEQA and the California Coastal Act for utilities working to rebuild, and move infrastructure underground, in the Palisades and Eaton fire areas.

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