WIA Supports Dish's Calif. Power Complaint
Stop Pacific Gas and Electric from changing how it provides electricity to wireless providers, the Wireless Infrastructure Association urged the California Public Utilities Commission Wednesday. WIA supported Dish Network seeking a temporary restraining order against PG&E (docket C.22-08-002). “PG&E is…
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attempting to implement a major change without giving customers an opportunity to object and the Commission an opportunity to investigate the unjust and unreasonable new terms and conditions of service under its tariff,” it said. WIA members including Dish “will suffer -- and are already suffering -- significant, irreparable harm absent immediate injunctive relief,” the association said. PG&E has until Monday to answer Dish’s complaint, CPUC Administrative Law Judge Jacob Rambo ruled last week.