San Diego is the least affordable city to live in. San Diegans are paying record high gas prices and SDGE has the most expensive electricity rates in the entire country. Mayor ToddGloria says he has nothing to do with it, but the people want action.
SAN DIEGO – As KUSI has reported, a new study found San Diego to be the least affordable city to live in, surpassing both San Francisco and Los Angeles.
“We have the ability to pull the plug on SDG&E because SDG&E has to have a franchise to use the streets and the underground of the City of San Diego to deliver their electricity,” said Aguirre. , and the City of San Diego has no jurisdiction over those rates. The rate increase customers are experiencing right now was approved by the CPUC in 2019. The increases in rates are compounded by rising natural gas costs, which SDG&E is authorized to pass directly on to its customers. Again, the City of San Diego has no jurisdiction over that.
By procuring the power delivered to San Diegans, we invest in renewable energy and reduce customers’ reliance on fossil fuels, which makes us less vulnerable to the volatility in the natural gas market that’s causing bill spikes right now.
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