Mention PG&E to Victor Porter, and the response is nothing like the bland non-opinion most Americans have of their utility provider.
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Will PG&E Customers Pay More in Bankruptcy? Not if State Watchdog Group Can Stop It
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Why Does PG&E Get to Decide When to Turn Off the Power?
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CPUC to Investigate San Jose Water Co.’s Billing Practices
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San Jose Water Company’s Merger With Connecticut Utility Sparks Bicoastal Bidding War
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San Jose City Council Considers Supporting State Sen. Beall’s Water Rate Transparency Bill
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Consumers Up Against Lobbyists in Fight over San Jose Water Company’s Proposed Rate Hike
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San Jose Water Customers Voice Frustrations over Billing Spikes
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San Jose Water Company Asks CPUC for Another Rate Increase
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Op-Ed: CPUC Quietly Changes Mission Statement to Remove Wording on ‘Reasonable Rates’
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Hearing Set as San Jose Water Company Requests Rate Hike; Overbilling Questions Still Linger
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City Council to Discuss San Jose Water Company’s Overbilling
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H2O Watchdogs Catch San Jose Water Co. Overbilling Customers
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Proposal: No New Surveillance Tools Without Public Input
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How Clean Is Recycled Water?
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SJ Water’s Big Rate Hike Plan Draws Fire
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More than a million people in and around San Jose could soon see a large increase in the price of water if a private utility that controls service for 80 percent of the city gets its way. The San Jose Water Company wants to raise rates by 44 percent over the next three years, bringing the average monthly water bill from $67 to $96 when the final increases go into effect, and overall revenue to more than $47 million. But what exactly do residents get in return? Far more than they need, according to a report by the Division of Ratepayer Advocates.
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