Real Estate/Development,
Civil Litigation,
Government
May 22, 2019
San Francisco wants PG&E’s grid but its options are few
The city of San Francisco wants to buy its local power grid from Pacific Gas & Electric in a bid to create an independent municipal utility. But the path to "municipalizing" the city's power faces many obstacles that could complicate the process, legal experts said.
The city of San Francisco wants to buy its local power grid from Pacific Gas & Electric in a bid to create an independent municipal utility. But the path to "municipalizing" the city's power faces many obstacles that could complicate the process, legal experts said.
San Francisco could only gain control of PG&E's access to the grid in one of two ways, according to George M. Soneff, a partner in the real estate litigation pra...
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