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Opinion SDG& E' s rising electricity rates need to be called out rather than encouraged

10/21/2022 5:39:00 PM

Opinion SDG& E' s rising electricity rates need to be called out rather than encouraged [Opinion]

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The San Diego Union-Tribune

Opinion: SDG&E's rising electricity rates need to be called out rather than encouraged [Opinion] Your comparisons with other profit-making utilities does not give the public a fair, clear picture of how they are being gouged to enrich the stockholders. San Diego’s Mayor Gloria, Council President Elo Rivera, and Councilwoman Jen Campbell knew SDG&E was the highest price utility and knew more demands for profitable rate increases were coming before they granted a new long, exclusive franchise and eliminated the protections to keep rates low.SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Officials from San Diego Gas and Electric are beginning outreach early to prepare customers for an expected rate increase on January 1st, 2023.Housing affordability anticipated to be a ‘big’ problem for a ‘long time’: Ryan Payne Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne discusses the state of the volatile U.Another Tesla Inc. John Stump . Read more:
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