PG&E Subsidiary Expands Revolving Credit to $6.25B; Parent Extends Maturity & Adds Collateral Release Terms

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PG&E's utility arm secured an $850 million increase in its revolving credit facility and extended its maturity, while the parent company extended its own facility and set conditions for collateral release, boosting overall financial flexibility.

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• Utility Revolving Credit Increase

  Pacific Gas and Electric Company increased its revolving credit facility by $850 million, from $5.4 billion to $6.25 billion.

• Utility Maturity Extension

  The maturity date for the utility's revolving credit agreement was extended to June 20, 2031, from June 21, 2030.

• Parent Maturity Extension

  PG&E Corporation extended the maturity date of its $650 million revolving credit agreement to June 22, 2029, from June 22, 2028.

• Collateral Release Terms Added

  The parent company's credit agreement now includes terms for collateral release if it achieves senior unsecured investment-grade credit ratings from at least two agencies, has no event of default, and maintains secured indebtedness below $250 million.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · PCG · Energy & Transportation

PG&E's utility subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, significantly increased its revolving credit facility by $850 million to $6.25 billion and extended its maturity to 2031. Concurrently, the parent company, PG&E Corporation, extended its $650 million revolving credit facility's maturity to 2029 and introduced terms for collateral release upon achieving investment-grade credit ratings. These actions enhance the company's liquidity, financial flexibility, and signal a path towards improved credit standing.