excerpted from How Climate Broke California’s Biggest Utility
Recorded on April 2019

PG&E's 12,000 Electrical Workers: What's Next?

Description 

PG&E may have declared bankruptcy, but their 12,000+ electrical workers and contractors still need to know that they'll have a job to come back to, says Hunter Stern, speaking on behalf of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1245.

Energy
Resilience

Speakers at this Event

Hunter Stern

Business Representative, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1245

Alex Ghenis

Policy and Research Specialist, World Institute on Disability

Dian Grueneich

Former Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission

Loretta Lynch

Former Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission

J.D. Morris

Energy Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle

Mark Toney

Executive Director, The Utility Reform Network

Laura Wisland

Senior Manager, Western States Energy, Union of Concerned Scientists