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PG&E will issue electricity bill credit to millions under California Climate Credit

kmph.com · last updated

FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — PG&E announced that millions of residents will be receiving a credit back on their electricity bills.

PG&E will automatically give back $58.23 to millions of residents as part of the California Climate Credit.

This credit is the same amount that residents received back in April.

The credit will be applied twice a year, with one payment occurring in April and the Other in October.

These two credits, along with the natural gas credit of $67.03, total to a customer’s savings of $183.49.

Small business customers will also receive a credit of $116.46.

These credits are all part of the Cap-and-Trade Program to decrease carbon emissions in California.

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