California’s Prosperity

As a local provider of electricity and natural gas, we’re working every day to improve the customer experience and help our customers and hometowns prosper. The investments we’re making to deliver a safe, reliable, affordable, and clean energy future support economic development and job creation. We believe clean energy needs to be affordable for and inclusive of all economic backgrounds.

2024 highlights

Supporting energy affordability

50,750+ households

Provided weatherization, energy efficiency solutions, and appliances to more than 50,750 income-qualified households through our Energy Savings Assistance Program.

1.4 million customers

Provided 1.4 million income-qualified customers with a monthly discount on their bill through the CARE program.

Promoting economic vitality

$11.5 billion spent

Spent $11.5 billion in total procurement with a focus on fueling long-term, economic prosperity by promoting a competitive and comprehensive supply base.

17th year

Graduated our 17th year of PowerPathway ™, an innovative program that helps people prepare for high demand jobs in the utility and energy industry. There have been about 1,360 graduates since the program’s inception.

Giving back to our communities

4,800+ organizations

Contributed $7.8 million in coworker, retiree, and matching gifts to over 4,800 organizations through our annual Campaign for the Community.

$31.9 million in charitable giving

Contributed $31.9 million to charitable organizations through our Better Together Giving Program, designed to help address critical social, educational, and environmental challenges in the communities we serve.

Partnering on a net-zero community

PG&E announced a proposal for an innovative net-zero community in downtown San Jose in partnership with real estate developer Westbank.

The project is developing three new data centers and upwards of 4,000 residential units to transform downtown San Jose, responding to demand for both AI-driven data centers and housing. The clean energy solution supports both PG&E’s climate goals and San Jose’s commitment to a net-zero future.

Under the proposal, PG&E will power the area, delivering approximately 200 MW of energy for three data centers. A district energy system will allow excess heat from the data centers to be harnessed and repurposed to provide heating and hot water to neighboring buildings.

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