Savings Calculator

Across California, 37 municipal utilities offer lower rates than SDG&E — some dramatically so. Why? Because SDG&E’s real customers are its shareholders. A public utility’s customers are its ratepayers. That’s a fundamental difference.

Roughly 16% of your SDG&E bill is pure profit. Public power customers pay zero profit. Meanwhile, SDG&E takes in over $1 million a day from San Diego households — and gives back just a fraction in charity donations.

It’s time to do the math.

Use this calculator to see what you’d save compared to a high-cost, mid-cost, and low-cost public utility.

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The SDG&E business model was never a good idea — and it's way past time to replace it with one that serves us, not their shareholders.

Here are ALL the Publicly Owned Utilites accross California. ALL of them pay lower rates than we do.