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SDG&E June rate change temporarily inverts comparative prices; SDCP files protest and readies direct mailer to customers
Summary
SDG&E’s June 1 rate filing temporarily reduced bundled rates, making SDCP’s 50% renewable product appear more expensive for some customers. SDCP and partner CCAs filed a protest with the CPUC, prepared a direct mailer to explain implications to customers and urged outreach to limit costly opt‑outs.
San Diego Community Power staff told the Community Advisory Committee on Aug. 12 that a June 1 SDG&E rate filing temporarily reduced SDG&E’s bundled generation rates, creating a short‑term inversion in the customer value proposition and prompting a joint protest with other community choice aggregators to the California Public Utilities Commission.
Lucas (SDCP staff) explained that the June filing used an advice‑letter mechanism that made the new rates effective immediately and that, as a result of how SDG&E adjusted volumes for the June filing, SDG&E’s base 31% renewable bundled service was briefly less…
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