PG&E’s Rancho Cordova blast fine rejected as low UTILITIESSeptember 30, 2011|Jaxon Van Derbeken, Chronicle Staff Writer Rancho Cordova, Sacramento County — An administrative law judge on Thursday rejected as too lenient a $26 million fine against Pacific Gas and Electric … Continue reading
Posted in BlogIt is important for you to know that if you have recently received a letter from one of our competitors claiming a switch to Vista is unauthorized, you may not be being told the entire truth. Please keep in mind … Continue reading
Posted in BlogPG&E Gets Approval For Rate Increase, Names New Gas Chief By Cassandra Sweet, Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES SAN FRANCISCO -(Dow Jones)- PG&E Corp. (PCG) won approval Thursday to collect more money from customers and the company named a new executive … Continue reading
Posted in BlogBy Nina Boyd The natural gas market has undergone tremendous change in the past few years. We have recently moved from having a view that natural gas supplies would continue to come from imports to new found perspective of energy … Continue reading
Posted in BlogCustomers in Texas are now able to save money on energy costs by buying their natural gas directly from a competitive gas supplier, rather than from the utility. Beginning Oct. 1, customers who use at least 3,650 Mcf of natural … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, ResidentialAlthough energy prices are down throughout the natural gas markets, maintnence costs at PG&E will keep prices at 2010 levels. This is being observed by local communities as illustrated by the following article from the Daily News of Tehama County. … Continue reading
Posted in BlogWe understand that allowing a 3rd party supplier to sudden handle your gas supply can be a bit unnerving. Such is the case with anything new or relatively unknown. While many deregulation programs have been in existence for some time, … Continue reading
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