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Big utilitya s ever-shrinking fine for fatal explosion: Thomas Elias

2015-09-17 19:46:51| Energy - Topix.net

Some were mystified when, moments after the California Public Utilities Commission assessed the state's largest utility company a record $1.6 billion fine for violating state and federal natural gas pipeline standards before the 2010 San Bruno natural gas pipeline explosion, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. announced it would not appeal the decision.

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