The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today (September 25) removed an administrative law judge from the hearing on rates that will be charged by Pacific Gas & Electric. This hearing is linked to the 2010 pipeline explosion that killed eight people.
It has been revealed that PG&E sent emails to CPUC officials, asking for a more friendly judge in the hearings about the explosion. CPUC officials were sympathetic, and PG&E got its friendly judge. Now there will be a new judge in the rate case that touches on the explosion.
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today (September 25) removed an administrative law judge from the hearing on rates that will be charged by Pacific Gas & Electric. This hearing is linked to the 2010 pipeline explosion that killed eight people.
It has been revealed that PG&E sent emails to CPUC officials, asking for a more friendly judge in the hearings about the explosion. CPUC officials were sympathetic, and PG&E got its friendly judge. Now there will be a new judge in the rate case that touches on the explosion.
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