Bankruptcy
May 10, 2019
Judge skeptical of allowing ratepayer group to play a role in PG&E’s bankruptcy
A consumer advocacy organization told a bankruptcy judge Thursday that California ratepayers should be appointed as an official committee in Pacific Gas and Electric Corp.’s bankruptcy “to ensure that the public interest is being served.”
SAN FRANCISCO -- A consumer advocacy organization told a bankruptcy judge Thursday that California ratepayers should be appointed as an official committee in Pacific Gas and Electric Corp.'s bankruptcy "to ensure that the public interest is being served."
State ratepayers are demanding "increased transparency" from the court through a seat at the leadership table since PG&E owes money to millions of ratepayers and because the c...
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