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PG&E Is Overcharging Californians to Keep Diablo Canyon Open, Report Alleges

The federal license now runs through 2045, but PG&E still needs state approval to operate Diablo Canyon beyond 2030.

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Eliminating fees for Diablo Canyon from 2027 to 2030 could save utility customers an estimated $1.84 billion.

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PG&E is overcharging Californians to keep Diablo Canyon open, report alleges

Eliminating fees for Diablo Canyon from 2027 to 2030 could save utility customers an estimated $1.84 billion.

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Diablo Canyon Cleared to Operate Through 2045

Federal approvals would allow the nuclear power plant to continue operations for 20 years, but hinges on permission from the California legislature.

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The Santa Barbara Independent broke the news in on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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