Seventeen northern California municipalities sued utility Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) this week alleging it intentionally miscalculated city and county electricity taxes by accounting for freely allocated carbon allowances under the state’s ETS, according to court documents.
California municipalities claim PG&E miscalculated electricity taxes by accounting for GHG credits
Seventeen northern California municipalities sued utility Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) this week alleging it intentionally miscalculated city and county electricity taxes by accounting for freely allocated carbon allowances under the state’s ETS, according to court documents.
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