TURN—The Utility Reform Network

We believe in a California where energy, internet service, and phone service are treated as basic rights for all families. Please join us. #TURNProtectsFamilies

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Stop AT&T from increasing safety risks! Sign the Petition Today! https://t.co/5JfuyOe5ZC

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Utility CEOs are heading to Las Vegas for Edison Electric Institute’s annual summit to celebrate record profits and exorbitant compensation.

Meanwhile, ratepayers are paying the price. Post your electric bill with #EEI2026.

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TURN files the only opposing brief:

https://t.co/RfVjyM0NSX

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@UtilityReform’s Adria Tinnin joined the Affordable Energy Campaign in Oakland to call out  rising utility costs that drive up housing and everyday essentials.
https://t.co/fDCQQZkFnM

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Do you trust AT&T to determine whether your household has reliable broadband or wireless options? We don't.

https://t.co/qoVtbTlgpD

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Ratepayers United and AEC rally at the AEC press conference on May 7th outside of PG&E Headquarters to demand end to rate hikes and excessive profits!

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In 2025, the CEO of Sempra made $22.2 million— the equivalent of 236 years of work for the average Californian. Meanwhile, growing momentum for public power alternatives suggests customers could save between $6 billion and $15 billion over 30 years.
https://t.co/l1EqXphxzi

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As your electricity bills skyrocket, Southern California Edison President Pedro Pizarro made $16.5 million in 2025 — a $2.7M raise from last year. That’s 175 years of work for the average Californian. @sce
https://t.co/l1EqXphxzi

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As your electricity bills skyrocket, Pacific Gas and Electric Company CEO’s $19.8 million in 2025. Meanwhile, PG&E disconnected 196,501 households and over 1 million customers are behind on bills.
https://t.co/l1EqXphxzi
@PGE4Me

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Two California bills would push utilities to get more out of their grids:

https://t.co/5d3YODa3eS

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California Agency Report Recommends Reforms to Inverse Condemnation and Subrogation for Wildfire Resilience:

https://t.co/9BdMPWIxTb

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4-Day CPUC Proceedings Bring Agency Closer to Decision on Charter/Cox Merger:

https://t.co/H4X7FSpJ69...

Reproduced by permission of Warren Communications News

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Charter Execs Queried on Emergency, Low-Income Services in Utilities Hearing:

https://t.co/IHMniuls38

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https://t.co/Tc1vJbvyjt

The Energy Show featuring Mark Toney, Executive Director of TURN:

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California approved a gas pipeline solution. Now comes the hard part.

Opinion by Jalal Awan at The Utility Reform Network (TURN)

https://t.co/DBUn91zH9p

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Local News
Weeks-long AT&T outage in Shelter Valley, near Julian, raises safety concerns for rural residents:

https://t.co/VBte1U5pKx

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A San Francisco Split From PG&E wouldn't be easy:

https://t.co/HftSrQmVm0

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Read TURN's op-ed about data centers in California:

https://t.co/5NJbPWfEsV

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Join us on the road to equity.
TURN is proud to participate in Equity on the Road, an initiative supported by the San Joaquin Valley Health Fund. We’ll be connecting with residents, listening to local concerns, and advancing solutions around digital access and affordability.

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How do our Legislators vote for affordability? Check out the new Affordability and Accountability Legislative Scorecard!