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San Diego Gas & Electric.

energy utility

Seen in 62 reportsLast reported 17 hours ago

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  • Jeffrey W. Martin Structural

    A maintains control over B through the corporate structure of Sempra, which is the parent company of SDG&E.

    Some supportAug 7
  • Mark Winkler Operational

    Mark Winkler is publicly opposing a specific power line proposal put forth by San Diego Gas & Electric.

    Some supportAug 27
  • Coronado Operational

    Coronado is actively pursuing alternative energy arrangements that compete with San Diego Gas & Electric's traditional utility services.

    Some supportSep 26
  • San Juan Capistrano Shared context

    San Diego Gas & Electric's equipment failure caused a fire and home damage in San Juan Capistrano.

    Some support02:48
  • Gregory Page Transactional

    Gregory Page performed at a fair hosted by San Diego Gas & Electric.

    Some supportJul 7
  • Both companies actively compete for customers in overlapping service areas.

    Some supportJun 30
  • Kelly Seyarto Operational

    Kelly Seyarto is actively opposing the Golden Pacific Powerlink Project route related to San Diego Gas & Electric.

    Some supportJun 11
  • San Clemente Shared context

    SDG&E operates within the geographical context of San Clemente, evidenced by reported equipment outages.

    Well supported02:00
  • Crest Operational

    The company relies on infrastructure (A) which is currently affected by a proposed high-voltage line.

    Some supportJul 4
  • Both utilities operate within the same regional market and are subject to shared regulatory and climate policies in California.

    Well supportedOct 10
  • Altadena Operational

    The utility company B operates in the area of A, and its equipment has been documented as causing fires in the community.

    Some supportAug 31
  • SDG&E is involved in power corridor expansion near the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station facility.

    Some supportAug 11
  • Temecula Shared context

    SDG&E is planning to execute power line projects that will operate within the geographical area of Temecula.

    Some supportAug 27
  • Southern California Shared context

    A company operates within the geographic and regulatory context of Southern California.

    Some supportJul 8
  • San Diego County Shared context

    The company operates within the geographic and jurisdictional boundaries of San Diego County.

    Some supportJul 9
  • Orange County Shared context

    SDG&E experienced an outage on its line in the context of a fire event within Orange County.

    Some support00:12
  • Newport Beach Shared context

    The entities share a regional context, as suggested by a mention of wildfire cases in the area.

    Some supportSat 23:21
  • Assam Shared context

    The entities are linked by the generic context of utility operations and potential competitive challenges from new legislation.

    Some supportSep 2

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