The credits of $49.36 each will be automatically applied to eligible customers’ electric bills in August and September, the utility announced. The credits are funded through California’s Cap-and-Invest Program and administered by the California Public Utilities Commission.
All eligible residential electric customers, including those served through Community Choice Aggregation programs and residents of multi-unit properties with shared meters, will receive the credits. Eligible residential natural gas customers received a $32.58 climate credit in April.