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The document is a Joint Offer of Settlement submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) by Dynegy Power Marketing, LLC and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). It addresses claims related to long-term electricity contracts between Dynegy and the California Department of Water Resources during the California energy crisis. The settlement includes a cash payment of $20 million to CPUC and commitments for investments totaling $102.5 million in electric vehicle charging infrastructure in California. The agreement aims to resolve all disputes from the consolidated proceedings EL02-60/62, dismissing related claims and promoting public access to electric vehicle charging stations.

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How much is the Dixie Fire payout?

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Are Dixie Fire settlements taxable?

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How much did PGE pay for Dixie Fire?

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Did the PGE victims get paid?

Mikal negotiated a $13.5 billion settlement to be paid to the wildfire victims. This $13.5 billion was in addition to a $1 billion agreement with cities, counties, and other public entities, as well as an $11 billion deal with insurers who had already covered claims for the 2017 and 2018 wildfires.

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