Pacific Gas and Electric Company

Fueled by powerful winds and dry conditions, a series of ferocious #wildfires erupted on Jan. 7 and roared across the #losangeles area. Hundreds from Pacific Gas and Electric Company volunteered to respond and support those affected. Watch how our crews provided #mutualassistance for the #southerncalifornia wildfires.

Celebrating #NationalEngineersWeek by recognizing the unwavering spirit, tenacity and innovative commitment of our #engineers at Pacific Gas and Electric Company. We appreciate their #dedication, #determination and hard work in strengthening our system's #safety and #reliability for the #customers and #communities we serve. #eweek2025 #STEM #CareersInSTEM #womeninstem #NationalSocietyOfProfessionalEngineers

For the second consecutive year, Forbes Magazine named Pacific Gas and Electric Company as one of its 701 best large #employers in the United States. The rankings were based on responses regarding various criteria such as salary, work environment, training programs and opportunities to advance. See the entire list: https://lnkd.in/gSDt5Wms

Pacific Gas and Electric Company along with the American Forest Foundation and Foothill Horizons Outdoor School are supporting innovative, community-based #wildfire resiliency in our service area, which includes improving forest health and environmental education in #Sonora. Stanislaus County Office of Education

The energy future is not going to build itself. We are going to need all of us, including talented young people like these #students from Fresno, CA. Our #coworkers talk to young people in our #communities all the time, listening to what their #goals and dreams are, and sharing some wisdom or advice whenever it might be helpful. Learn more about PG&E #careers: www.pge.com/jobs.

Back in 1975, former Pacific Gas and Electric Company Vice President Tony Harris was one of the people who helped form the National Society of Black Engineers. The group’s mission was “to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.” #NSBE has grown from a group of more than 130 students from nearly 30 schools to now more than 22,000 members and 850 chapters worldwide. Not only is NSBE celebrating its 50th #anniversary, PG&E’s chapter turns 30 years old this year. “To know I was part of something impactful that has lasted so long makes me feel very proud,” said Tony. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gi6k6_Gh #NationalEngineersWeek #BlackHistoryMonth #blackengineers

From baseball games to picture-perfect views, from roosters to blooming orchards, hear why our #coworkers love where they live and work. A love letter to our hometowns in Northern and Central #California.

PG&E coworkers focus every day on improving how we deliver safe, reliable & clean energy to our customers & hometowns. Sharing a few highlights of our progress from 2024—from wildfire safety to renewable #naturalgas to connecting more customers & #EV chargers to our grid.

Let hearts soar, not metallic balloons this Valentine’s Day. In 2024, metallic balloons caused 369 power outages across PG&E's service area in Northern and Central California, disrupting electric service to more than 230,000 homes and businesses. Help avoid power outages and injuries by keeping metallic balloons🎈securely tied down with a weight. #vday #valentinesday Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gE5KryyV

PG&E is proud to partner with Hunger at Home to fight #foodinsecurity in #SanJose and #SantaClaraCounty. This past Monday, PG&E VP South Bay and Central Coast Region, Teresa Alvarado and local PG&E coworkers volunteered their time to pack nutritious meals for over 150 families who received 75 pounds of food each in a weekly drive-through distribution event at PayPal Park. In 2024, Hunger at Home was one of 10 Bay Area organizations who received 5,000 meals after PG&E CORPORATION FOUNDATION and San Jose Earthquakes Soccer Quakes Foundation donated $200,000 for 50,000 meals total. Food distribution was provided by Loaves & Fishes Family Kitchen, Hunger at Home , Martha's Village & Kitchen, Alameda County Community Food Bank, Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, Sunnyvale Community Services, Food Bank For Monterey County, FRONT DOOR COMMUNITIES, Hope's Corner and CityTeam. This year, Quakes Foundation and The PG&E Corporation Foundation have partnered up again, this time to donate 51,000 meals to combat food insecurity in the local #community! #PoweringCommunity #CommunityImpact #StrongerTogether