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San Francisco says it has submitted a $2.5 billion non‑binding offer for PG&E distribution assets
Summary
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission disclosed that the city submitted an indicative, non‑binding $2.5 billion offer to acquire Pacific Gas & Electric’s electric distribution and transmission assets that serve San Francisco; staff said the offer would require multiple approvals and detailed negotiations before becoming binding.
San Francisco officials told the Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday that the city has submitted a non‑binding, indicative offer of $2,500,000,000 to acquire Pacific Gas & Electric Co.’s electric distribution and transmission assets serving San Francisco.
General Manager Kelly said the proposal was developed with financial advisors, including Jefferies LLC, and that the letter filed with PG&E is only an initial, nonbinding…
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