Approved Statewide before the California Public Utilities Commission.
The filing does not state a typical-bill impact we can verify. We will add one when the commission staff or the consumer advocate publishes it.
The new rate takes effect January 1, 2027. How rate cases work.
Governor Newsom signed a package of seven data center energy bills into law on September 21, 2026, including SB 886, AB 2383 and SB 1168, described as the most comprehensive data center energy legislation in the country. The laws require the California Public Utilities Commission to set new data center tariffs covering interconnection, retail service, transmission, distribution and generation by January 1, 2028, meant to keep the cost of powering data centers from shifting onto residential ratepayers, and require data centers to pay incremental generation costs for at least 10 years. Most provisions take effect January 1, 2027; the CPUC has not yet issued the required tariffs.
What it means for your bill: This is new state law aimed at keeping data center power costs off your bill; the CPUC still has to write the actual tariff rules, due by January 1, 2028, so there is no bill impact yet.
That has not been published yet; we will add it once the commission staff or the consumer advocate release a figure.
On January 1, 2027, if the schedule holds.
No hearing date is on record for this case.
The comment period closed once this case was decided; its result is above.
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This is the fuel and purchased power part of your SDG&E bill, which moves with wholesale power costs, separate from the base delivery rate.
This case will set your SDG&E electric and gas base rates from 2028 through 2031; it is very early in the process and the numbers will change.
This case sets your combined PG&E gas and electric base rates starting in 2027; nothing has been decided yet.