According to Blockonomi, PG&E Corporation’s stock fell 0.38% to $13.18 following its utility subsidiary’s receipt of global emergency management accreditation. PG&E becomes the world’s first energy utility to obtain this form of accreditation. The subsidiary met all 73 emergency management standards set by the EMAP program without any nonconformances. Preparation for the accreditation process spanned five years. PG&E joins Amtrak among private‑sector organizations that currently hold EMAP accreditation.
