SDG&E will implement two electric rate decreases in June and August reducing bills by about $7, and apply $49.36 California Climate Credits in August and September to save customers roughly $100 this summer. The utility added over 890 MW of grid capacity—including 230 MW battery storage—and upgraded 15 substations to bolster reliability.
SDG&E will implement two rate decreases in June and August, reducing monthly delivery bills by about $7 for customers receiving unbundled service. A California Climate Credit of $49.36 will be applied in August and September, delivering approximately $100 in total savings per eligible customer.
Since 2025, SDG&E has expanded battery storage by 230 MW at the Westside Canal facility and added 30 MW in Fallbrook, while enhancing the Cameron Corners Microgrid with 500 kW of battery storage and an 875 kW solar array. The utility also upgraded 15 substations and improved real-time monitoring tools, boosting overall grid capacity by over 890 MW.
The utility extended super off-peak hours on eligible Time-of-Use plans year-round, offering lower-priced energy weekdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and overnight from 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. Close coordination with the California Independent System Operator and enhanced system monitoring ensure real-time management and continued reliability during peak demand periods.
