PG&E Corp 8-K

What Happened
PG&E Corporation and Pacific Gas and Electric Company held a joint annual meeting of shareholders on May 21, 2026 and filed the voting results on Form 8‑K. All director nominees for both PG&E Corp and the Utility were elected. Shareholders also approved the non‑binding advisory vote on executive compensation (say‑on‑pay) for both companies and ratified Deloitte & Touche LLP as the independent registered public accounting firm for 2026.

Key Details

• Meeting date: May 21, 2026; joint results filed on Form 8‑K.
• PG&E Corporation say‑on‑pay: For 1,670,209,325; Against 168,851,135; Abstain 12,443,857; Broker non‑vote 94,215,653. Proposal approved.
• PG&E Corporation auditor ratification: For 1,799,578,512; Against 133,964,864; Abstain 12,446,594. Proposal approved.
• Pacific Gas and Electric Company (Utility) say‑on‑pay: For 266,658,227; Against 233,182; Abstain 84,817; Broker non‑vote 4,341,224. Proposal approved.
• Utility auditor ratification: For 270,910,455; Against 240,220; Abstain 166,775. Proposal approved.
• Notable vote variance: PG&E Corp director nominee Jessica L. Denecour received substantial opposition (For 1,654,081,012; Against 185,233,306), though she was elected. Broker non‑votes at the Corp level totaled 94,215,653.

Why It Matters
These voting results confirm the board and auditor slate for both PG&E Corp and the Utility and show shareholder support for management’s compensation policies in advisory votes. The tallies (including a sizeable number of broker non‑votes and notable opposition on certain nominees) provide a snapshot of shareholder sentiment and governance outcomes that investors watch for signals about board composition, executive pay, and audit oversight.