Southern California Edison to Issue $56.00 California Climate Credit on April Utility Bills - Victor Valley News

CALIFORNIA (VVNG.com) — This April, Southern California Edison (SCE) customers will notice a $56.00 credit on their residential and small business utility bills, identified as the “California Climate Credit.”

This credit is part of California’s ongoing efforts to address climate change and promote sustainability across the state.

The California Climate Credit is made possible by the state’s groundbreaking Cap-and-Trade Program, which mandates that polluters pay for the carbon emissions they produce.

These credits are issued twice a year, in April and October, and are automatically applied to utility bills for residential customers and many small businesses. The credits are designed to provide financial relief during California’s transition to a greener, more sustainable energy future.

Since its implementation in 2014, Southern California Edison customers have collectively received an average of $978.00 in Climate Credits on their electric utility bills.

Statewide, the Cap-and-Trade Program has generated nearly $9.4 billion in cumulative benefits, supporting a wide range of climate and environmental initiatives.

For more details about the California Climate Credit, visit the California Public Utilities Commission website at www.cpuc.ca.gov/climatecredit.

To learn more about other programs funded by the Cap-and-Trade Program, which aim to reduce carbon pollution, enhance public health, and provide targeted benefits to disadvantaged communities, visit www.caclimateinvestments.ca.gov.