PG&E Chief Patti Poppe On Affordability, Outages and Public Outrage

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Due to a scheduling conflict, Senator Wiener will not be able to join the program. After PG&E pled guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the 2018 Camp Fire, Patti Poppe was brought on as the utility’s new CEO. Her stated mission: to fix it. Now, rising electricity prices, repeated power outages, and the growing impact of climate change have put PG&E in the crosshairs of the public and legislators. Again.