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The forecast of rising California utility bills increases regulatory cost recovery risk for PCG and could pressure margins if rate outcomes lag; investors will price in potential higher tariffs, regulatory delays, and wildfire-cost recovery challenges evidenced by the 2027 rate-case cycle.
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California regulators warn PG&E customers may face higher energy bills, with a 2030 rise up to $840 per household. PG&E disputes the forecast, citing a $128 increase next year and ongoing cost controls. The CPUC rate decisions starting in 2027 could shape PCG’s revenue and cash flow through 2030, creating regulatory risk and potential upside if cost controls prevail.
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