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PG&E customers can expect some brief relief from their soaring monthly utility bills during October when a regular climate credit is included in their regular statement this month. 

More than 5 million Pacific Gas and Electric Company customers will automatically receive the California Climate Credit on their energy bill this month, the utility reported.

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For the second time this year, more than five million Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers will automatically receive the California Climate Credit on their energy bill according to a news release sent out over the weekend. Residential electric households will receive a credit of $38.39 on their October bills, the same amount provided […]

More than 5 million Pacific Gas and Electric Company customers will automatically receive the California Climate Credit on their energy bill this month, the utility reported.

PG&E Residential Customers Will Receive a $38.39 Bill Credit OAKLAND, Calif., Oct. 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- For the second time this year, more than five million Pacific Gas and Electric Company ...

For the second time this year, more than five million Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers will automatically receive the California Climate Credit on their energy bill according to a news release sent out over the weekend. Residential electric households will receive a credit of $38.39 on their October bills, the same amount provided during March. Residential natural gas households also received a credit of $52.78 earlier this year. Combined-use customers’ total bill credits ...

For the second time this year, more than five million Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers will automatically receive the California Climate Credit on their energy bill....

The stunning discovery of a pack of gray wolves in California has provided a huge boost for conservation efforts to ensure the longevity of the species.

The animals were hunted to extinction in the state in the 1920s, although they were still found elsewhere.