Past due bill forgiveness may be available to eligible residential #CARE customers through the Arrearage Management Plan. Learn more at: https://t.co/sXmh8iEzk8
@SoCalGas hosted a “Fueling Our Communities” event at the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clara Valley’s Fillmore site. 100 youth received school supplies, grocery gift cards and food boxes. Check out @FillmoreGazette article here: https://t.co/OnHqI475O2
Recently, @socalgas launched “Fueling Our Communities” in Ventura County. The $110,000 grant provided underserved youth with backpacks, grocery store gift cards & fresh food boxes. @BGCOP@FoodShareVC@VnA106@Celina_Zacarias@vcstar
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Apply today to see if you qualify for 20% off your monthly natural gas bill through the California Alternate Rates for Energy Program. Our simple online application only takes a few minutes: https://t.co/jJSFWV9jg9.
SoCalGas is looking to use agricultural waste like almond, pistachio and walnut shells to create California’s largest renewable natural gas (RNG) project ever. This project could produce more RNG annually than the entire state of Hawaii uses each year. https://t.co/GXaXfl9dQz
SoCalGas is providing 93,000 meals to @cencalfoodbank to support individuals with food insecurity in Fresno, King & Tulare Counties. The $200,000 grant was presented today as volunteers sorted & bagged fresh produce in Fresno. Learn more: https://t.co/E4bAqUQU9r
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Our F-550 Super Duty Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Truck collaboration with @Ford presents an opportunity to decarbonize long-range fleets and supports our goal to operate a 100% zero-emission fleet by 2035. Read the announcement here: https://t.co/H8oWzMXmUI
@LatinasLeadCA “Politics & Pozole” event was truly inspirational.@socalgas Vice President of Gas Acquisition, Elsa Valay-Paz shared our company’s support spans 38 years & believes in LLCA’s mission because it creates a pipeline for Latina leadership. @AsmPacheco@CarolineMenjiv3
Market prices for natural gas have dropped for a second month, resulting in an 83% decrease when compared to January. SoCalGas estimates that average residential bills will drop from $300 for January usage to an estimated $100 for March usage. Read more: https://t.co/bPOGqcxfvQ