PG&E Needs $1.6B From Ratepayers For Diablo Canyon Decommissioning

By Chris Schneidmiller

Pacific Gas and Electric said Thursday it will need an additional $1.6 billion from ratepayers to fund the anticipated $4.8 billion price tag for decommissioning its Diablo Canyon Power Plant. The California utility plans to shut down the San Luis Obispo County…

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