PG&E Not Seeking More Solar Tax-Equity Deals, CEO Earley Says
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PG&E Corp., owner of California’s largest utility, has shut a unit that was investing in renewable energy projects, Chief Executive Officer Anthony Earley said yesterday.
Earley said the company will no longer be making tax-equity investments in solar projects as it focuses on improving its utility operations in the wake of a pipeline explosion that killed eight people last year in San Bruno, California.