Get Money Back! Discover California's Climate Credit Program

🌍California's climate credit program provides rebates to utility customers as an incentive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

💸The rebates for electricity range from $32 to $175, while the rebates for natural gas range from $58 to $86.

🔌Most utility customers in California, including those with PG&E and Southern California Edison, are eligible for the climate credits.

📅Customers should expect to receive the rebates on their April bill, and another round of rebates will be available in October.

🌡️The climate credit program was established about 10 years ago to help customers offset the cost of climate change requirements.

Who is eligible for the climate credits?

—Most utility customers in California, including PG&E and Southern California Edison customers, are eligible for the climate credits.

How much are the rebates for electricity and natural gas?

—The rebates for electricity range from $32 to $175, while the rebates for natural gas range from $58 to $86.

When will the rebates be available?

—Customers should expect to receive the rebates on their April bill, and another round of rebates will be available in October.

Why were the climate credits established?

—The climate credits were established about 10 years ago to help customers offset the cost of climate change requirements.

How often do customers receive rebates?

—Customers receive rebates twice a year, in April and October.

00:00California's climate credit program provides rebates to utility customers as an incentive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

00:11Most utility customers in California, including those with PG&E and Southern California Edison, are eligible for the climate credits.

00:19The rebates for electricity range from $32 to $175, while the rebates for natural gas range from $58 to $86.

00:50Customers should expect to receive the rebates on their April bill, and another round of rebates will be available in October.

01:03The climate credit program was established about 10 years ago to help customers offset the cost of climate change requirements.