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PG&E plans to restart its Moss Landing battery facility by June 1

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By Tom Wright Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
MOSS LANDING - PG&E has informed Monterey County it plans on reactivating its Elkhorn Battery Storage Facility in Moss Landing by June 1 after turning it off in January in response to a fire at the nearby Vistra battery plant. In a letter addressed to Monterey County Board of Supervisors Chair Chris Lopez dated May 7, PG&E detailed the steps it has taken to improve safety measures at its battery facility in preparation to return it to service.
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PG&E plans to restart its Moss Landing battery facility by June 1

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By Tom Wright Verified
| Santa Cruz Sentinel Verified
MOSS LANDING — PG&E has informed Monterey County it plans on reactivating its Elkhorn Battery Storage Facility in Moss Landing by June 1 after turning it off in January in response to a fire at the nearby Vistra battery plant. In a letter addressed to Monterey County Board of Supervisors Chair Chris Lopez dated May 7, PG&E detailed the steps it has taken to improve safety measures at its battery facility in preparation to return it to service.
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Editorial | Californians face economic headwinds

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By Tom Wright Verified
| Santa Cruz Sentinel Verified
The Trump tariffs are creating unnecessary economic chaos. But, terrible as they are, Californians, and Santa Cruz County residents, are continuing to be hit with cost-of-living increases that are undermining the todays and tomorrows for too many people — younger families, seniors and anyone in between those age groups not making upwards of $250,000 a year. Doom and gloom? Last week Gov.
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