Pacific Gas & Electric

reel · Aug 25, 2026

The owner makes the food herself every day and that starts with having the right ingredients in the kitchen. Through the PG&E Foundation @pacificgasandelectric grant, she was able to invest in the ingredients she needs to keep cooking the food fresh, daily and full of flavor. It was amazing to see how something as simple as ingredients can make such a meaningful difference for a small restaurant. Supporting a restaurant isn’t just about keeping the doors open, it’s about giving the people behind

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post · Aug 13, 2026

After serving her country in the U.S. Air Force as a staff sergeant, Amy Mora was looking for a new opportunity. She found one at PG&E. As an apprentice line worker, Amy has responded to various emergencies like cars hitting power poles and storm damage. “I didn’t realize how often we get called for emergencies,” she said. But Amy loves what she does. “When we’re making sure none of our equipment fails, we’re keeping everyone safe,” she said. Amy, who’s based in Ukiah, keeps it simple. “Some day

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reel · Aug 10, 2026

POWER TO THE PEOPLE. We are incredibly proud to finally share this with the world. In collaboration with internationally renowned artist Shepard Fairey (@obeygiant), @pacificgasandelectric, @anthembluecross, and the Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation (@oaklandprf), we’re unveiling a revitalized futsal court at Rainbow Recreation Center. This space represents the ultimate intersection of sport, culture, and community. A massive shoutout to local Oakland artist Kalani Cecaci (@wall.management

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reel · Aug 7, 2026

POV: You're helping make California safer one mile at a time ⚡ Our crews recently completed a major undergrounding project near #Lebec in #KernCounty: ✅ 25 miles of power lines underground ✅ 98% reduction in wildfire risk ✅ More reliable service for local communities This is what grid hardening looks like. 💪

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reel · Aug 6, 2026

While firefighters battle the #GannFire in #CalaverasCounty, PG&E crews are working to help protect critical electric infrastructure that supports our local customers and hometowns. By applying fire retardant to poles and other equipment, and clearing vegetation around critical assets, our Safety & Infrastructure Protection Team (SIPT) is taking proactive steps to help reduce damage and support a faster recovery once the fire is contained. Since 2019, PG&E’s SIPT program has saved customers more

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reel · Aug 4, 2026

⚽🎨 Every child deserves a place to play, dream and belong. That’s why PG&E is proud to partner with @OaklandRoots, Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation (@oaklandprf), internationally renowned artist Shepard Fairey (@ObeyGiant), and many local artists lead by Kalani Cecaci (@wall.management), to help revitalize the futsal court at Rainbow Recreation Center in #EastOakland. The project combines world-class public art with community recreation to create a vibrant gathering space where youth and

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reel · May 19, 2026

A third-party crane incident near Tracy caused major damage—but PG&E’s frontline crews got to work. 💪 From making the site safe to restoring service, line and field crews showed real grit every step of the way. Proud of the crews who stepped up and came in strong for our customers. #transmissionlines #linelife #highvoltage #500kv

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post · Mar 12, 2026

PG&E is proud to celebrate @alysaxliu, bringing energy, leadership, and heart to #Oakland. Alysa’s impact is pure gold — and so is the difference she makes right here in our hometown. 💛 #alysaliu #olympics #figureskating #bayarea #winterolympics2026 @visitoakland @mayorbarbaralee #oaklandloveit

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post · Feb 20, 2026

A few images from the storm that brought with it significant wind gusts including 68 mph in Kern County, 82 mph in Fresno County, 59 mph in San Luis Obispo County and 72 mph in San Mateo County and damaged 335 spans of powerlines, 89 poles,161 transformers and 75 crossarms - and counting. PG&E had approximately 3,800 personnel on storm duty, including approximately 390 electric crews, more than 500 troubleshooters and inspectors and nearly 2,500 vegetation management workers restoring 400,000+ c

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post · Feb 13, 2026

When a train downed a high-voltage transmission tower in Stockton last week, 15,000 people lost power in an instant. What most didn’t see was what came next. IBEW 1245 PG&E members — control room operators, substation personnel, line crews, and tower crews — mobilized immediately. Power was largely restored within hours as crews rerouted electricity to stabilize the grid. Then came the rebuild. Working 16-hour days, crews replaced poles, set new tower foundations, and rebuilt critical infrastruc

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reel · Dec 28, 2025

Sumeet Singh, PG&E CEO, shares an update following the most severe storm to ever hit PG&E’s service territory during a Christmas holiday. He thanks both customers for their patience and crews for their hard work getting the power back on. Essentially all customers have been restored—99%. Due to significant storm-related damage and access challenges, some customers remain without power and PG&E continues working to restore it as soon as possible.

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reel · Dec 26, 2025

More than 5,000 PG&E coworkers and contract coworkers were out restoring power in difficult conditions yesterday. We’re often dealing with tree branches falling into power lines. PG&E CEO Sumeet Singh shares an update from a San Mateo County site where this situation occurred.

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post · Dec 25, 2025

Crews continue to work to restore service to customers and are facing a range of storm damage to equipment - some of it severe - like this situation in Yuba City. *SAFETY * Never touch downed wires: If you see a downed power line, assume it is energized and extremely dangerous. Do not touch or try to move it—and keep children and animals away. Report downed power lines immediately by calling 9-1-1 and then PG&E at 1-800-743-5002. After the storm has passed, be sure to safely clean up - downed wi

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reel · Dec 24, 2025

Crews across the service area got right to it today to begin restoring customers after the first of two powerful storms. They won't stop until every customer is restored. If you haven't prepared for the next one, take some time today.

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reel · Dec 21, 2025

Update: San Francisco Outage. Saturday, Dec. 20, 11:30 p.m. Crews restored about 95,000 customers by 11 p.m. Saturday. Approximately 35,000 remain without electric service. Update: San Francisco Outage, Saturday, Dec. 20, 9:30 p.m. The safety of our customers and coworkers is our most important responsibility. Crews restored about 90,000 customers by 9 p.m. Saturday. We will continue working through the night and as we complete the necessary safety inspections, we will restore more customers. Th

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