Americas > PG&E bankruptcy unlikely to greatly alter WCI emissions, experts say

PG&E bankruptcy unlikely to greatly alter WCI emissions, experts say

Published 22:14 on January 16, 2019  /  Last updated at 22:26 on January 16, 2019  / Dan McGraw /  Americas, Canada, US

California utility Pacific Gas & Electric’s (PG&E) possible bankruptcy is unlikely to dramatically alter power sector emissions or the supply-demand balance in the WCI cap-and-trade programme despite potentially dampening renewable energy growth, two climate researchers told Carbon Pulse.
California utility Pacific Gas & Electric’s (PG&E) possible bankruptcy is unlikely to dramatically alter power sector emissions or the supply-demand balance in the WCI cap-and-trade programme despite potentially dampening renewable energy growth, two climate researchers told Carbon Pulse.


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