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SoCalGas official briefs El Centro council on two CPUC filings and tools residents can use to manage bills
Summary
A SoCalGas representative explained two CPUC notices — one tied to renewable natural gas production (SB 1383) and another to pipeline integrity work — and outlined customer programs and online tools residents can use to monitor and manage gas bills.
Deborah McGarry, public affairs manager for Southern California Gas Co., briefed the El Centro City Council on Oct. 21 about two notices the company filed with the California Public Utilities Commission and about tools and assistance programs available to customers.
McGarry said the first notice relates to renewable natural gas (RNG) work required under state law (SB 1383) and a biomethane pilot project. SoCalGas sought CPUC approval to recover cost overruns from that earlier project; if approved the utility estimated the effect on an average residential bill using 36 therms would be about $0.12 and, if…
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