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• PG&E Corporation Q3 2009 Earnings Call Transcript

  Seeking Alpha - 2009-10-29

  Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Operator instructions Our first question comes from the line of Paul Patterson with Glenrock Associates. You may proceed. Paul Patterson – Glenrock Associates Good morning. Can you hear me? Peter Darbee We can. Kent Harvey Yes, Paul. Paul Patterson – Glenrock Associates My interest sort of was...

  Tags: PG&E Corp., Call Transcript, Earnings, Government, Vertical Industries, Seeking Alpha, PCH Group Ltd.

• Generating station plan needs reworking, federal regulators say.

  - 2004-07-09

  By Peter J. Howe, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 9--Federal regulators are balking at approving plans to have Eastern Massachusetts electric customers pay for an $85 million environmental cleanup at the Salem Harbor generating station, warning that it...

  Tags: Boston Globe, cleanup, Government, PG&E Corp., pollution, Regulations, regulator

• Massachusetts Attorney General Blasts $85 Million Bailout of Power Plant.

  - 2004-06-15

  By Peter J. Howe, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jun. 15--Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly is challenging Governor Mitt Romney's plan for an $85 million ratepayer-funded environmental bailout of the Salem Harbor power plant, calling it unfair to customers...

  Tags: Boston Globe, Government, NSTAR, PG&E Corp., Regulations, regulator

• Power Plant Blamed for 'Dead Zone' in New England's Mt. Hope Bay.

  - 2002-03-07

  By Beth Daley, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 7--SOMERSET, Mass.--Even among New England's devastating fishery collapses, the story of Mt. Hope Bay is a shock. In this 13-square-mile expanse of water that straddles Rhode Island and Massachusetts, 15 species of fish...

  Tags: bay, Government, Massachusetts, PG&E Corp., Regulations, scientist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Northwest Briefs.(Business)

  - 2000-05-02

  3Com hires new finance head ROLLING MEADOWS - 3Com Corp., a networking-equipment maker that is spinning off its fast-growing Palm Inc. unit, hired former PG&E Corp. executive Michael Rescoe as chief financial officer, Bloomberg News said Monday. Rescoe, 47, replaces Christopher Paisley, 46, who...

  Tags: 3Com Corp., California, CFO, Components, Cooper, FINANCE, Government, HARDWARE, Modems, PG&E Corp., Regulations

• Power markets: restructuring electricity

  - 1999-01-01

  Editor's Note: This is an edited transcription from the general session of the 73rd Annual Conference of the Western Economic Association International, held in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Richard A. Bilas, Moderator: This year I happen to be President of the California Public Utilities Commission, and I'm here today to...

  Tags: California, California Energy Commission, California Public Utilities Commission, Commissioner, deregulation, economist, Editor, Gordon, Government, PG&E Corp., regulation, Regulations, regulator, Robert, Strategy

• Explaining a paradox: the Alberta-California natural gas trade dispute.

  - 1997-09-22

  In November 1991 the California Public Utilities Commission CPUC shocked the government of Alberta and the province's natural gas producers when it attempted to impose a new set of trading arrangements on what had been a remarkably stable, mutually beneficial, and cooperatively regulated $1 billion Canadian...

  Tags: Alberta, California, California Public Utilities Commission, commission, deregulation, Government, PG&E Corp., Transportation