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A new report by UC Santa Barbara’s 2035 Initiative alleges that PG&E “significantly inflated costs of operating” the nuclear power plant, “causing ratepayers and taxpayers to pick up excess costs.”
The commissioners vote 3-2 to get oil out of Santa Barbara.
Federal approvals would allow the nuclear power plant to continue operations for 20 years, but hinges on permission from the California legislature.
OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a comment letter opposing the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)’s consideration of Sable
More than 175,000 public comments were submitted in opposition to the Bureau of Land Management’s proposal to expand oil and gas development in Santa Barbara County and other areas across the state.
The announcement comes as the Houston oil company is scheduled to be arraigned this Wednesday in Santa Barbara Superior Court on 21 criminal charges for violating state and federal environmental law.
Chevron will be removing the inactive infrastructure and restoring the land to a residential standard over the next three years.
Update: Chevron makes a deal to buy Sable’s oil after State Attorney General Rob Bonta sues Trump administration over “illegal” pipeline restart, saying president’s decree defies U.S. Constitution.
Commissioners directed staff to incorporate suggestions from an energy nonprofit and continue the discussion in May.
The Houston-based company Sable Offshore announces a restart of offshore drilling and its pipelines after President Trump invokes the Defense Production Act.
