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To measure PG&E's performance, we need to log all power outages--even short ones. Please make a Power Outage Report.
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If you lost power for 48 hours or longer, PG&E will send you an automatic payment of $25 to $100 for your inconvenience under its Safety Net Program. No action is required by the customer. Checks will be mailed in 60 to 90 days after the story event’s conclusion. Visit www.pge.com/safetynet for more information.
Residential and business customers who incur losses (such as food spoilage, personal inconvenience or business economic loss) during power outages are eligible for refunds under the terms explained on PG&E’s Claims page at www.pge.com/customer_service/claims/. Claims must be made within one or two years, depending on the type of claim.