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Edison International Reports Third Quarter 2023 Results - Vimarsana News

Edison International Reports Third Quarter 2023 Results

01.11.2023 - Edison International (NYSE: EIX) today reported third-quarter net income of $155 million, or $0.40 per share, compared to net loss of $128 million, or ($0.33) per share, in the third quarter of last year. As adjusted, third-quarter core earnings ...

SDG&E on the verge of refunding $51.6 million to customers for botched lightbulb program - Vimarsana News

SDG&E on the verge of refunding $51.6 million to customers for botched lightbulb program

Print A massively fouled up San Diego Gas & Electric energy efficiency program in which the utility could not account for millions of lightbulbs — paid for by customers — has resulted in a settlement agreement with a pair of consumer groups that would see SDG&E refunding $51.6 million to ratepayers, provided state regulators approve the deal. Under the settlement, the utility would also pay a $5.5 million fine because it “knowingly submitted inaccurate information” about the mismanaged program in filings to the California Public Utilities Commission. SDG&E officials hammered out the...

SDG&E on the verge of refunding $51.6 million to customers for botched lightbulb program [The San Diego Union-Tribune] - Vimarsana News

SDG&E on the verge of refunding $51.6 million to customers for botched lightbulb program [The San Diego Union-Tribune]

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA SDG&E on the verge of refunding $51.6 million to customers for botched lightbulb program [The San Diego Union-Tribune] A massively fouled up San Diego Gas & Electric energy efficiency program in which the utility could not account for millions of lightbulbs — paid for by customers — has resulted in a settlement agreement with a pair of consumer groups that would see SDG&E refunding $51.6 million to ratepayers, provided state regulators approve the deal. Under the settlement, the utility would also pay a $5.5 million fine because it “knowingly submitted inac...