Key facts
- SDG&E is entering summer 2026 with a stronger, more resilient grid.
- Years of planning and targeted infrastructure investments support the grid.
- Rate reductions and California Climate Credits will help lower summer energy costs for customers.
San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) is preparing for the summer 2026 season with an emphasis on grid resilience and customer support. The company has invested in years of planning and targeted infrastructure to strengthen its grid. To help customers manage energy costs during the summer, SDG&E will be implementing rate reductions and providing California Climate Credits. These measures are designed to ensure a reliable energy supply while mitigating the financial impact on consumers.