Key facts
- PG&E has connected over 1 million customers with solar systems.
- The Atlantic hurricane season runs until November 30.
- Georgia Power is advising customers to prepare for hurricane season.
- Georgia Power has made grid improvements to reduce outages.
- PSE&G has proposed a 5% reduction in residential gas heating bills.
- PSE&G aims to maintain the lowest gas bills in the state and region.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has announced it has surpassed 1 million customers with solar systems. This achievement marks a significant milestone in customer solar adoption and signifies progress in grid modernization efforts. The company's announcement highlights the growing trend of homeowners and businesses integrating solar power into their energy consumption.
In a related but distinct development, Georgia Power is advising its customers to prepare for the Atlantic hurricane season. This season officially runs until November 30. The company emphasized ongoing grid improvements that are intended to reduce the frequency and duration of power outages during severe weather events and to expedite recovery efforts when such events occur.
Separately, PSE&G has filed a proposal that could lead to a 5% reduction in residential gas heating bills. The utility aims to maintain its position as having the lowest gas bills in both the state and the broader region. PSE&G attributes the potential for this decrease to effective cost management strategies, comprehensive long-term planning, and a focus on operational excellence.