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PG&E Corp. boosts Q1 earnings, launches a 2025–26 share‑buyback, and plans $1B a year underground grid upgrades to meet California’s wildfire and reliability standards.
PG&E’s $74 billion CapEx plan aims to modernize California’s grid, balancing smart‑grid tech, AI‑driven demand, and renewable mandates while navigating rate‑payer, regulatory, and DER‑competition challenges.
PG&E’s financial stability, regulatory challenges and clean‑energy opportunities make it a compelling, defensive investment—yet wildfire litigation and tech disruption loom as key risks for investors.
PG&E’s Q1 2026 earnings call on April 23 will cover grid‑stability, renewable integration, and a daily share‑buy‑back program, offering investors a detailed look at financial performance and strategic priorities for a 50% renewable mix by 2035.
PG&E’s latest valuation shows a cautious dip as CAPEX spikes, low DER adoption, and tight tariff caps weigh on growth, yet its strong grid still offers steady dividend returns.