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furnace so it's ready when you need it. Visit sdge.com/serviceorder. DATE DUE Dec 22, 2019
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Current Charges + 30.62
Kilowatt Hours
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Total Amount Due $28.83
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Total Charges this Month $30.62 3.8 Daily avg kWh last month
0.0% Change in daily avg kWh from last year
5.3% Change in daily avg kWh from last month
Seasonal Rate Change This Billing Period: 1.3 Max monthlydemand
Seasonal rates changed from Summer to Winter. 1.3 Max annual demand
32 Days in billing cycle
Regulatory Notices
· All customers are required to pay a Competition Transition Charge as part of the charges above,
including those who choose an electric service provider other than SDG&E.
PLEASE KEEP THIS PORTION FOR YOUR RECORDS. (FAVOR DE GUARDAR ESTA PARTE PARA SUS REGISTROS.)
PLEASE RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR PAYMENT. (FAVOR DE DEVOLVER ESTA PARTE CON SU PAGO.)
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SERVICE ADDRESS: 151 GAYLAND ST 20 ES 92027 Please enter amount enclosed.
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payable to San Diego Gas & Electric.
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ROMER ALVAREZ
151 GAYLAND ST 20 SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC
ESCONDIDO CA 92027-3226 PO BOX 25111
SANTA ANA CA 92799-5111
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For each day in the billing cycle, an hourly usage is calculated by peak. At the end of the bill cycle,
hourly usage is averaged and displayed on the chart by peak.
Definitions
Baseline Allowance - A quantity of electricity or gas allocated Electricity Generation Charge - This charge is for the Reliability Services (RS) - The Independent System Operator
by the CPUC for residential customers based on a percentage electricity you use and includes charges for the energy is required to ensure adequate generation to maintain electric
of average residential consumption and varying based on type provided by both SDG&E and DWR. Electricity from DWR is system reliability. This means having enough generating
of space heating, type of water heating, season, climatic zone owned by DWR, not SDG&E. If you purchase electricity from facilities available to meet the demand for electricity at all times.
and number of days in the billing period. another supplier or buy electricity through SDG&E using hourly The costs associated with this are passed on to SDG&E
California Climate Credit - The state charges fees to reduce pricing, this charge appears only for informational purposes and customers.
carbon pollution and increase the use of cleaner energy. These will be offset by a credit. State Regulatory Fee - Charged to all utility users to pay for
fees are returned to you as a credit. Households receive the Franchise Fees for Electric Energy Supplied by Others - the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) operations.
electric credit twice a year and gas credit once a year. Small This charge pays cities for the right to have transmission and State Surcharge Tax - Collected by the State of California for
businesses receive the electric credit monthly. Visit distribution equipment (such as poles and wires) on city streets. the conservation and development of energy resources in the
EnergyUpgradeCA.org/credit to learn more. This charge collects the franchise fee on the electricity state.
City of San Diego Franchise Fee Differential - A fee charged purchased for you by DWR. The franchise fee on the electricity
provided to you by SDG&E is included in the SDG&E Electricity Total Rate Adjustment Component (TRAC) - This legislated
to SDG&E by the City of San Diego for the rights to operate charge is a conservation incentive. Customers with usage of
within city streets. Generation Charge.
less than 130% of baseline receive a subsidy credit. Customers
Climate Zone - The CPUC established four Climatic Zones in kWh (kilowatt hour) - A common unit to measure electric with usage over 130% of baseline make up the difference and
California, based on annual average temperatures. energy consumption. A kWh equals 1,000 watts of electric cover the cost of the subsidy.
power consumed for one hour of time.
Competition Transition Charge (CTC) - Through this charge, Transmission - This charge pays for the delivery of
SDG&E recovers costs for power plants and longterm power Local Generation Charge - Recovers the costs associated high-voltage electricity from power plants to distribution points
contracts approved by state regulators that have been made with generation power suppliers that the CPUC has determined near your home or business. It includes the cost of high-voltage
uneconomic by the shift to competition. should be recovered from all benefiting customers. power lines and towers, as well as monitoring and control
Delivery - Charges for the costs of owning, operating, and Maximum Annual Demand - The highest Maximum Monthly equipment.
maintaining the transmission and distribution facilities to deliver Demand for the current and prior eleven billing periods.
power to customers. Maximum Monthly Demand - The maximum demand during
Distribution - This line reflects charges to distribute power to the current billing period.
customers. It includes power lines, poles, transformers, repair Nuclear Decommissioning - This charge pays for the
crews and emergency services. retirement of nuclear power plants.
DWR Charges - The Department of Water Resources (DWR) Public Purpose Programs - This charge reflects the costs of
Bond Charge pays for bonds issued by DWR to cover the costs certain state-mandated programs (such as low-income and
of purchasing power during the electricity crisis. All DWR energy efficiency programs).
charges, including the Cost Responsibility Surcharge
component of DWR charges, are owned by DWR and not
SDG&E. SDG&E collects charges for DWR as an agent of
DWR.