- Equity backstop and bridge loan commitments provide assurance that the company can raise capital to exit Chapter 11, but those commitments rely on the absence of “material adverse events,” PG&E says in filing with the California Public Utilities Commission
- Financing commitments could be jeopardized if the commission imposes “onerous conditions” for approval of its plan, PG&E says
- NOTE: PG&E needs
CPUC to approve its restructuring plan before a state-mandated June 30 deadline ...
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