PG&E on After Dark: Myths, Misdeeds & the Paranormal

Wild Shipwreck and Cannibal Story That Inspired Moby Dick

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Anthony Delaney, Maddy Pelling
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History Hit
August 3, 2026
Announcer-readBrand awarenessDynamic insertionEnergy & Utilities
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On the front lines, you work around the clock to deliver safer and more reliable service, all at a lower cost. Since 2024, PG&E's residential electric rates have gone down five times. And for their most vulnerable customers, they've cut rates by 23%, and they're still hard at work. That's PG&E on the front lines for us all. Residential bundled electric rates have decreased five times since January 2024, reducing rates 13% since then for customers who get both energy supply and delivery from PG&E. For PG&E's most vulnerable customers, residential bundled electric rates are 23% lower than in January 2024. This message was paid for by shareholders.

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After Dark: Myths, Misdeeds & the Paranormal
Wild Shipwreck and Cannibal Story That Inspired Moby Dick
Hosts: Anthony Delaney, Maddy Pelling
Publisher: History Hit