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PG&E warns 25,000 customers of six-month electricity delays
PG&E says 25,000 customers may face up to six months of delayed electricity service.
In brief
PG&E says 25,000 customers may face up to six months of delayed electricity service. PG&E warns 25,000 potential customers could wait six months for electricity after postponing $2 billion in planned spending. Originally reported by NBC Bay Area.
PG&E warns 25,000 customers
PG&E warns 25,000 potential customers they could face up to six months of delayed electricity service.
Postpones $2 billion spending
PG&E postpones $2 billion in planned spending amid wildfire liability and financing costs uncertainty.
Potential hardship for customers
Delays could cause hardship for customers who hoped to be hooked up next year.
Data centers and projects affected
Data centers and larger residential developments may suffer from delayed electrical service.
Consumer advocates criticize
Consumer advocates say PG&E is using delayed service to pressure lawmakers on wildfire liability.
The big picture
PG&E warns 25,000 potential customers could wait six months for electricity after postponing $2 billion in planned spending.
