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  "description": "A new SDG&E Advice Letter (4791-E, available here) implements rates adopted in the company's 2024 General Rate Case Phase 2 decision (D.25-09-006) and in the Track 2 wildfire mitigation cost-recovery decision (D.26-01-021). These changes will take effect April 1.\n\nSystem average electric delivery rates (excluding the California Climate Credit) will rise by about 0.3¢/kWh, or 1.3%, and total bundled average rates will increase by 0.7%, primarily due to recovery of 2019–2022 Wildfire Mitigation...",
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  "publishedAt": "2026-03-03T17:42:06.000Z",
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    "SDG&E Wildfire Costs + Provider of Last Resort FrameworkAn SDG&E General Rate Case decision disallows $206.1 million in O&M costs and $242.5 million in capital expendituresCALIFORNIA REGULATORY INTELLIGENCEMC",
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  "textContent": "A new SDG&E Advice Letter (4791-E, available here) implements rates adopted in the company's 2024 General Rate Case Phase 2 decision (D.25-09-006) and in the Track 2 wildfire mitigation cost-recovery decision (D.26-01-021). These changes will take effect **April 1**.\n\nSystem average electric delivery rates (excluding the California Climate Credit) will rise by about **0.3¢/kWh** , or **1.3%** , and total bundled average rates will increase by **0.7%** , primarily due to recovery of 2019–2022 Wildfire Mitigation Plan costs.\n\nSDG&E Wildfire Costs + Provider of Last Resort FrameworkAn SDG&E General Rate Case decision disallows $206.1 million in O&M costs and $242.5 million in capital expendituresCALIFORNIA REGULATORY INTELLIGENCEMC\n\nSDG&E will amortize **$181.3 million** in electric wildfire undercollections over 45 months, adding approximately **$48.3 million** annually to distribution revenue requirements.\n\nDespite the overall rate increase, typical bundled residential bills are projected to decline modestly (**−0.6%** for non-CARE; **−1.5%** for CARE), largely because SDG&E is expanding the weekday Super-Off-Peak period (10 a.m.–2 p.m. year-round), which shifts more usage into lower-priced hours.\n\nTOU Period | Weekdays | Weekends and Holidays\n---|---|---\nSummer | Winter | Summer | Winter\nOn-Peak | 4 PM - 9 PM | 4 PM - 9 PM | 4 PM - 9 PM | 4 PM - 9 PM\nOff-Peak | All other hours | All other hours | All other hours | All other hours\nSuper Off-Peak | Midnight - 6 AM ;  10 AM − 2 PM 10 AM − 2 PM 10AM-2PM | Midnight - 6 AM ;  10 AM − 2 PM 10 AM − 2 PM 10AM-2PM | Midnight - 2 PM | Midnight - 2 PM\n\n### This post is for subscribers only\n\nBecome a member to get access to all content\n\nSubscribe now",
  "title": "SDG&E April 1 Filing: Wildfire Track 2 Adds $48 Million/Year; Delivery Rates Up 1.3%, Residential Bills Slightly Down",
  "updatedAt": "2026-03-03T22:55:09.945Z"
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