The California state Capitol building in Sacramento. File photo courtesy of Sen. Toni Atkins’ office A year ago, California’s three big investor-owned electric power utilities – Pacific Gas & Electric, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric — proposed new fixed charges on their residential customers that would vary by income. Households making less than $69,000 a year would pay $20 to $34 a month, while those earning $69,000 to $180,000 would be charged $51 to $73. The charge would be $85 to $128 on customers with incomes over $180,000. Fixed utility charges separate from usage volume are nothing new. They offset costs for utility companies to maintain the power
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