I don't recall the breakdown, but someone posted somewhere (so it must be true) that the overall distribution of PG&E was 49% nuclear. Now, nuclear is not foss

I don't recall the breakdown, but someone posted somewhere (so it must be true) that the overall distribution of PG&E was 49% nuclear. Now, nuclear is not fossil fuel, but Lazard measures LCOE of nuclear as 6x more expensive than solar and wind. So that might be part of it.