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Overview of Relevant Parties
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¨Pacific Gas & Electric, the debtor
¨Originally filed a Plan of Reorganization under which today’s integrated utility is split up into four disaggregated entities and creditors are paid in a combination of cash and notes
¨Recently filed a modified Plan of Reorganization in which, among other things, PG&E Corp. will have to issue approximately $700 million in equity to fund the Debtor’s reorganization
 
¨The California Public Utilities Commission regulates electric, gas and water utilities and transportation services in California
¨Filed an Alternative Plan of Reorganization (“OCC/CPUC Plan”) with the OCC under which PG&E remains a single integrated utility and creditors are paid in full in cash, with interest
¨Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors in the PG&E Chapter 11 Case
¨Joined CPUC as Co-Proponent of the OCC/CPUC Plan
¨The US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California has jurisdiction over the case
PG&E
CPUC
OCC
Bankruptcy Court