PG&E customers will get a break on their electricity costs next year thanks to a $43.2 million ratepayer refund — the cost of ...

The state Public Utilities Commission has ordered PG&E to pay $43.2 million back to customers for mismanaging the troubled ...

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission released an environmental impact study for continued operations of the power plant.

Unit 2 at PG&E’s Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in California is offline for refueling, allowing workers to perform maintenance on the turbine. See photos and video.

As recently as 2022, PG&E was moving forward with plans to shut down the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Its current licenses set to expire in 2024 for Unit 1 and 2025 for Unit 2, California's last ...

FILE – The Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Thursday, June 1, 2023, in Avila Beach, Calif. The power plant was scheduled to close by 2025. But the Legislature changed course in September 2022 ...

Resulting energy losses from Diablo Canyon demonstrated the plant’s unreliability, which was also on view in 2020-21, when the facility experienced 149 days of unplanned outages over a 476-day ...

Diablo Canyon supplies California with 9% of its in-state generated energy and 20% of its greenhouse gas emission-free energy, Jones said, making the plant a key component of the state’s ...

Here’s how things break down: Operating Diablo Canyon from 2024 to 2030 will cost roughly $8.3 billion dollars, $1.2 billion of which is being paid for by state and federal programs.

Operating the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant for another 20 years would have a minor impact on the environment, according to a new report by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. In 2023, PG&E ...

Thursday’s 3-0 vote rolls back a 2016 agreement hammered out among Pacific Gas &Electric — the operators of Diablo Canyon — and environmental and labor groups that would have shut down Unit ...