PG&E currently has proposals for $4 billion in new rate hikes pending at the CPUC. Do you think PG&E’s rates are too high already? Speak out against PG&E's unfair rate hikes.

ClimateSmart isn't a smart investment. TURN urges the CPUC to ask PG&E to use the remaining funds to purchase carbon offsets and abandon its failed marketing campaign.

Will the last person to leave California please turn off the energy efficient lights?

TURN questions what good SDG&E's Montana wind farm will do for customers in San Diego.

TURN argues that SDG&E's plans to build a wind farm in Montana that will sell energy to Canada "offers no benefits to customers and deprives California of the investment and green jobs expected to be produced by our renewable energy targets.”

The San Francisco Chronicle looks at the pluses, minuses and many unknowns of smart meters. TURN warns that time of use pricing won't help lower end consumers.

Mike Sandler, Co-founder of the Climate Protection Campaign, writes about PG&E's ballot initiative to lock PG&E's high rates into the California Constitution by locking out public power and community choice.

TURN explains why "smart meters" are a dumb idea. In short, they're expensive, don't help you save energy and put your privacy at risk.

Background on the energy efficiency programs the Public Goods Charge on our bills helps to fund

Low-carbon consumer victories: TURN knows that consumers are concerned about the environment—and about making ends meet. That’s why we advocate for programs that will save you both energy and money and oppose excessive and unnecessary subsidies.