KNTV NBC July 3, 2024
Rate. But as part of the change, youll also be paying 5 to 0. 07 less per kilowatt hour. And this isnt just the three largest utilities. Makes a lot of sense because those infrastructure costs dont vary depending on how much electricity you use. Mark toney of the Utility Reform Network says people who could see prices rise are those using solar and people along the coast who dont use the air conditioning as often. He says they could see bills rise by about 3 to 5 a month. Those who could see lower bills include people in hot climates like the east and south bay, and in the central valley, who ...