Assembly, California
California approves controversial electricity rate change. What’s coming to your bill?
As Californians get ready to turn on their air conditioning this summer, the state’s utility regulator approved a hotly contested change to residential electricity rates. In a unanimous vote Thursday, the agency authorized a flat fee of up to $24.15 and cuts to electricity costs by 5-7 cents per kilowatt-hour.
New utility rate change touches political nerve over California’s rising electricity costs
California utility regulators decision last week to change the way millions of households pay their electric bills has kicked up a political firestorm over rising costs of living and the state’s clean energy transition.
The California Public Utility Commission approved a proposal May 9 to restructure residential energy billing by lowering ...
California lawmakers debate energy bill a week after utility regulator’s major rate-structure change
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) — Confusion reigned during a Wednesday legislative hearing over a bill that would affect last week’s ...
One year into a big net metering cut, panel installations are down, but battery installations are up in the biggest state for ...
We need the state’s help to reduce subsidies and societal costs from customers’ bills without compromising collective ...
The dreariness of "May gray" hangs in the air, but soon enough people will be turning on their fans to fend off the heat. And as the temperature rises, so will electric bills. As early as next ...
With the need for more and more electricity, and more transmission lines to get that electricity where we need it, utilities ...
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