California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a major move to ease the financial strain on households across the state. Starting this October (just before election day), over 11.5 million households will receive automatic refunds on their electricity bills through the California Climate Credit program.
Refunds will vary, with amounts ranging from $35 to $259. Most households can expect between $56 and $81, moneyt that will certainly come in handy for anyone tere who wants to buy a coupla ShakeShack burgers with fries. This follows a similar round of refunds issued earlier in the spring.
The credits apply to residential customers of Pacific Gas & Electric, San Diego Gas & Electric, Southern California Gas Company, and Southwest Gas.
The California Climate Credit program is part of the state’s greenhouse gas reduction effort, returning a portion of the funds collected through carbon pricing directly to residents - moneys that were already stolen from their own pockets. Since its launch in 2014, the program has refunded $14.6 billion to utility customers.
The state continues to push its clean energy agenda, costing California residents hundreds - if not thousands - of dollars every year. Residents are encouraged to visit the official California Climate Credit website to check eligibility for these upcoming refunds - as if it's worth their effort...
My personal favorite. I have one in the kitchen and one in my shop.
"between $56 and $81"
ReplyDeleteThat will not make up for the awful prices of everything in kalifornia, but hey, free money is free money, so let's vote for whatever they want today. Is that a "between $56 and $81" raise in taxes?
YEEEEEAAAAAHHHHHH go for it!
They will charge income tax on that money
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