Published 1 year ago

PG&E connection delays add to California’s housing woes, advocates say

Summary by Ground News

Newly constructed apartment buildings across the northern half of the state are sitting empty for months as Pacific Gas & Electric drags its feet connecting them to the power grid. Developers and housing advocates say they utility's increasingly slow pace is also driving up building costs. PG&E says its average wait time for multifamily projects is just over eight weeks.

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The Mercury news

PG&E connection delays add to California’s housing woes, advocates say

PG&E is accused of delaying providing power to new housing projects.

1 year ago·San Jose, United States

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Red Bluff Daily News

PG&E connection delays add to California’s housing woes, advocates say

For months or even years on end, hundreds of newly constructed apartments can sit empty because Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is dragging its feet connecting them to the power grid.

1 year ago

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