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July 07, 2022
Home » PSPS Relief Funds Not Spent as Intended, CPUC Says
Portable solar and batteries are meant to help medically vulnerable customers during power shutoffs under the state's SGIP program. | Edison International
PSPS Relief Funds Not Spent as Intended, CPUC Says
Millions Meant for At-risk Customers May Have Gone to Wealthier Homeowners
A big part of $612 million intended to provide battery backup to homes in high fire-threat areas has been gobbled up by customers who use electricity to pump well water instead of helping the low-income and medically vulnerable residents it was meant for, the California Public Utilities Commission said Thursday.
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