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Pacific Gas & Electric NYSE: PCG is evaluating a broad range of strategic alternatives, including potential changes to capital allocation and business structure, as it seeks to strengthen its credit profile amid continued wildfire-related financial risk in California.
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Investors looking for stocks in the Utility - Electric Power sector might want to consider either PG&E (PCG) or WEC Energy Group (WEC). But which of these two companies is the best option for those looking for undervalued stocks?
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PG&E is executing a $70B+ capital plan through 2030, aiming for high single-digit EPS growth and no new equity issuance. PCG targets $2.33/share EPS by 2030, with a projected 4% dividend yield and rate base growth of 9% annually. Wildfire risk remains existential, but recent operational improvements and undergrounding initiatives have reduced structure losses to zero in the last four years.
PG&E CEO Patti Poppe joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk the future of California's power grid, reducing spending, pending legislation, and more.
Pacific Gas & Electric NYSE: PCG said its board has authorized a strategic review of regulatory, financial, operational and strategic alternatives after California's legislative session ended without wildfire liability reform.
Utility PG&E said on Wednesday it would invest about $11.4 billion in California in 2027 after deferring $2 billion of planned spending, as it launches a strategic review of its business and financing.
PG&E and Edison International both rise with California lawmakers expected to vote on wildfire legislation that doesn't include liability protection for utilities.
A California bill is “more focused on victim protections without any new investor protections,” according to analysts.