• PG&E scheduled a Sept. 2, 2026 investor webcast to outline its response to California Senate Bill 492.
• It argued SB 492 fails to address financing risks tied to the state’s current wildfire liability framework.
• PG&E said the bill falls short of creating long-term durability needed to attract affordable investment for grid safety and reliability.

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