The CPUC voted unanimously to enact a moratorium on a longstanding program that provides $30 million to $75 million annually to shareholders.

PG&E executives tried to reassure investors that the company is moving forward from its bankruptcy and the wildfires of the past three years.

SoCal told the state Public Utilities Commission that one of its power lines might have started the Silverado Fire.

Can single-state transmission projects like California's Tehachapi and Texas’ CREZ serve as models for offshore wind on the East Coast?

PG&E said a line suspected of starting the Zogg Fire remained active while other circuits in the same region were de-energized.

Stakeholders discussed the proliferation of electric vehicles and forest management at the California Energy Commission's EPIC Symposium.

The California PUC acted to correct a “serious omission” that it said had resulted in huge sums of money going to residents regardless of income.

Chances are good that hydrogen will be a big part of the story of the power industry’s efforts to reach net-zero carbon emissions.

Questions remain about whether California can install enough chargers, sell enough EVs and build sufficient generation to meet its ambitious goals.

Funds intended to provide batteries to poor residents in high fire-threat areas have been used by customers for pumping well water.