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A woman jogs by power lines, as California’s grid operator urged the state’s 40 million people to ratchet down the use of electricity as a wave of extreme heat settled over much of the state. In Mountain View, Aug. 17, 2022. REUTERS/Carlos Barria The energy bill for San Diego Gas & Electric’s customers will be a little lighter in October. SDG&E residential accounts will receive a $78.22 credit in October, thanks to the California Climate Credit program administered by the California Public Utilities Commission. The credit is part of the state’s effort to combat and mitigate climate change.   Natural gas customers received a $58.98 credit on their statement in April. That same mo

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