Many Californians will see their next utility bill decrease by up to $120, after the state’s Public Utilities Commission voted last week to accelerate the rollout of its annual so-called “climate credit.”
A credit of $90 to $120 will automatically show up as soon as possible on the bills of residential customers who receive both gas and electricity from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas & Electric, and the Southern California Gas Company, according to the state agency.
Customers of the Bear Valley, Liberty, PacifiCorp, and Southwest Gas—which serve southern and northern California—will also receive a credit, according to the agency, though an amount was not specified….