A flyer circulating in local neighborhoods warning PG&E customers of looming electricity costs is raising concerns that it may be part of a misleading solicitation, not an official utility notice. It also uses urgency and fear tactics, urging homeowners to schedule “assessments by state-licensed program directors” immediately to avoid higher costs. AdvertisementIn small print, the flyer states it is “distributed by The California Energy Initiative,” an entity that does not appear to be an official state agency. PG&E has repeatedly warned customers to watch for ssolicitations that misuse its name or target wildfire victims. Anyone with questions about their utility service or rebates should contact PG&E directly or visit official state websites.