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Pacific Gas & Electric will invest $100 million to purchase battery-electric vehicles and gasoline-electric hybrids over the next five years to reduce fuel costs and lower emissions, the nation's largest utility announced Oct. 15.
Read More →In an address today at the Detroit Economic Club in Michigan, Tony Earley of PG&E explained why the utility is urging customers and its own fleet to adopt EVs.
Read More →PG&E is offering two new programs designed to improve access to electric EV charging infrastructure for customers in underserved communities.
Read More →Among these two fatal accidents, which are still under investigation, two other accidents involving utility vehicles occurred in the last couple weeks, including a City of Greendale water utility truck and a parked DOT truck working on a highway street light.
Read More →SAN FRANCISCO, CA – PG&E got a nod from the US Environmental Protection Agency for its clean natural gas vehicle fleet, winning the Environmental Achievement Award for its partnership with Quality Terminal Services (QTS) and CleanAir Transport.
Read More →The Greater Portland Council of Governments (GPCOG) was the first organization to receive a grant through the program, which is designed to encourage the use of plug-in hybrid and electric cars in Maine, while gathering data about their use.
Read More →The College of New Jersey and Public Service Electric and Gas Corporation have opened a five-station electric vehicle charging system at the college.
Read More →The award, established to recognize outstanding individual achievement, was presented during Edison Electric Institute’s fall board of directors meeting.
Read More →A new analysis released by Ceres shows that many of the nation’s largest electric utilities and their local subsidiaries are moving toward lower carbon fuel sources and that ambitious state policies and strong corporate demand for renewable energy are key drivers of this trend.
Read More →Senior Director Michael Glover talks about how the utility company’s skilled mechanics, engineers and analysts are integrating asset management system, telematics and diagnostic tools to increase safety, compliance, and efficiencies.
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