SAN FRANCISCO - California regulators expressed skepticism Monday that Pacific Gas & Electric Corp.’s new leaders have enough professional experience to instil the deep corporate culture of safety they say the company has lacked. California Public Utilities Commission president Michael Picker said Monday, April 15, 2019, regulators question whether PG&E is properly addressing its many problems, including its bankruptcy filing. California Public Utilities Commission president Michael Picker said Monday, April 15, 2019, regulators question whether PG&E is properly addressing its many problems, including its bankruptcy filing. Picker and other commissioners said a majority of the board appear to have little experience with building corporate safety programs. “I think we really were looking for people who would bring profound experience in compliance and safety culture,” Kelly said.

Source: thestar April 16, 2019 00:33 UTC