That's because the California Public Utilities Commission is expected to approve the proposed increases in November.
The two plans proposed by the CPUC would increase rates by either 9% or 13%.
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PG&E says the rate increases are necessary to put 2,100 miles of power lines underground but adds that CPUC's plan isn't enough to pay for all the necessary enhancements to reduce wildfire risk.
PG&E wants to put most of its power lines underground.
The Utility Reform Network advocates on behalf of ratepayers. TURN says "undergrounding" is too expensive. A faster and less expensive approach is to insulate the power lines.
CPUC will vote on Nov. 2 on the proposed rate increase.