#utility-bills

#utility-bills

The Mt. Diablo Unified School District's $50 million energy project has not met promised savings and has resulted in increased electricity consumption.

Schneider Electric blames solar system degradation for increased energy use, while the district struggles with rising maintenance demands.

The door draft stopper significantly reduces heating costs and improves indoor temperature control.

California's nuclear plant, Diablo Canyon, will remain open to prevent energy shortages, resulting in increased monthly bills for PG&E customers.

PG&E customers will experience a slight increase in monthly bills starting January 2025, but a significant reversal from recent drastic increases.

PG&E customers are facing their fourth rate increase this year, averaging $6 per month, to recover costs from winter storms and wildfire efforts.

California may resume nuclear energy payments for Diablo Canyon Power Plant, sparking financial concerns and uncertainty among consumers.

Climate change is causing financial strain as Americans cut back on groceries to pay for increasing utility bills.

Millions of California residents will receive a credit on their electric and natural gas bills.

California's Cap-and-Trade Program is behind the California Climate Credit designed to assist high bill payers during winter.