PG&E Corporation (PCG) debt

What PG&E owes, when it comes due, and what it costs to carry, from the balances and cash flows the company reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

At a glance

MetricJun 2026Jun 2025Change
Total debt$64.22B$59.17B+$5.05B
Due within a year$2.45B$5.17B−$2.72B
Long-term debt$61.77B$54.00B+$7.76B
Cash and equivalents$972M$494M+$478M
Net debt$63.25B$58.68B+$4.57B

Total debt is the sum of the debt lines the company reports at that date (long-term, current and short-term borrowings), not a figure the company reports as a total.

Debt over time

Total debt by quarter
$54.5BSep 2023$56.3BDec 2023$57.2BMar 2024$59.2BJun 2024$58.9BSep 2024$57.2BDec 2024$58.9BMar 2025$59.2BJun 2025$59.3BSep 2025$60.9BDec 2025$62.4BMar 2026$64.2BJun 2026
Balance dateTotal debtDue within a yearLong-term debtCash
Jun 2026$64.22B†$2.45B$61.77B$972M
Mar 2026$62.44B†$2.30B$60.15B$1.13B
Dec 2025$60.88B†$3.50B$57.39B$713M
Sep 2025$59.33B†$3.79B$55.53B$404M
Jun 2025$59.17B†$5.17B$54.00B$494M
Mar 2025$58.88B†$6.22B$52.66B$2.02B
Dec 2024$57.24B†$3.67B$53.57B$940M
Sep 2024$58.90B†$4.15B$54.75B$895M
Jun 2024$59.21B†$6.55B$52.66B$1.31B
Mar 2024$57.16B†$3.74B$53.41B$658M
Dec 2023$56.32B†$5.35B$50.98B$635M
Sep 2023$54.52B†$4.18B$50.34B$589M

† Sum of the debt lines the company reports at that date, not a reported total.

Interest cost and borrowing

Interest expense by quarter
$682MSep 2023$926MDec 2023*$715MMar 2024$812MJun 2024$795MSep 2024$729MDec 2024*$734MMar 2025$792MJun 2025$770MSep 2025$732MDec 2025*$803MMar 2026$796MJun 2026
Fiscal yearInterest expenseBorrowedRepaidConvertible notes issued
FY Dec 2025$3.03B—$3.88B$0
FY Dec 2024$3.05B—$800M$0
FY Dec 2023$2.85B—$3.08B$2.12B
FY Dec 2022$1.92B—$5.97B$0
FY Dec 2021$1.60B—$87M$0

* Fiscal fourth quarter computed from the annual filing minus the three reported quarters.

About these figures

These are the balances PG&E reports in its SEC filings as of each balance-sheet date, and the interest, borrowing and repayments it reports for each period. This page does not show market prices or yields of the company's bonds. "Long-term debt" is the line as the company tags it in its filings and may or may not include the portion due within a year.

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All figures from company filings with the SEC.

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