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Pacific Gas and Electric 2027 General Rate Case

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) · Last verified by Nexis Hub September 3, 2026

Official information

PG&E filed its 2027 General Rate Case application (A.25-05-009) with the CPUC on May 15, 2025. The CPUC describes a General Rate Case as a proceeding, held every four years, in which the Commission takes a broad, in-depth look at a utility's revenues and expenses to arrive at just and reasonable rates. The CPUC Energy Division hosted a post-filing workshop on May 29, 2025 in compliance with Decision 20-01-002, and hosted PG&E's Grid Modernization Workshop on March 13, 2025 in compliance with Decision 18-03-023.

Nexis Hub summary

PG&E's next multi-year revenue requirement is under review at the CPUC. The outcome sets the spending envelope for its operations and capital work beginning in 2027.

Dates & deadlines

  • March 13, 2025Grid modernization workshop (per D.18-03-023)
  • May 15, 20252027 GRC application A.25-05-009 filed
  • May 29, 2025Post-filing workshop (per D.20-01-002)

Dates are as stated in the source record.

Potential supplier impact

General Rate Case outcomes influence the scale and timing of utility capital and maintenance programs, which in turn shape supplier demand across construction, equipment, inspection, technology, and field services. Suppliers with PG&E exposure may want to follow the record rather than wait for downstream solicitations. Nothing about award volume is determined by the filing itself.

What happens next

Nexis Hub is monitoring the A.25-05-009 docket card for rulings, testimony, and any proposed decision, and will publish dates as they are stated in the record.

Source

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)

Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) GRC Proceedings (Phase I) — 2027 GRC, A.25-05-009

Source date 2025-05-15 · Last verified by Nexis Hub 2026-09-03

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