Customers are urged to continue conserving natural gas

Demand response program recognized for outstanding achievement in innovation

Customers are urged to immediately reduce their natural gas use to help conserve energy

The GoFlo® CNG80 compressor offers improved backup capability and increased capacity for refueling smog-reducing CNG fleets

Customers are urged to immediately reduce their natural gas use to help conserve energy

Over the last 5 years, SoCalGas energy efficiency programs have saved enough energy to power 326,000 households a year and have reduced emissions equal to taking 165,000 passenger cars off the road.

Customers are urged to reduce their natural gas use to help conserve energy

Infrastructure upgrades are part of a multi-billion-dollar safety enhancement program

Customers are urged to reduce their natural gas use to help conserve energy

Customers are urged to immediately reduce their natural gas use to help conserve energy

Customers who enroll in the demand response program can receive up to $75 as incentive

Simple tools help residents save money, water and natural gas throughout the new year

First such event provided food and holiday gifts to more than 600 local families and individuals in need

Utility awards nearly $400,000 in funding to 32 nonprofits for projects related to clean air, energy, or water

Income qualified individuals and families are eligible to get assistance paying their utility bills

Pilot projects will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the state by converting dairy waste into transportation fuel

New initiative calls on consumers to take steps to conserve natural gas during peak periods

Fans who stop by SoCalGas' booth at Saturday's LA Kings Fan Fest can also enter to win a signed team jersey, fleece blanket, and more

$50,000 grants are designed to help cities prepare for climate-change risks

UUAS and its member companies have helped to shut down nearly 2,500 Toll-Free Numbers used by scammers against utility customers since March 2017

Crews are expected to work in area through April 2019

Infrastructure upgrades are part of a multi-billion-dollar safety enhancement program

First such event to be held at a corporate workplace

Study of 2017-18 hurricanes and wildfires analyzes utility damage, disruptions, and opportunities to increase resilience

Program allows qualified fleets to test a near-zero emissions truck for up to two weeks

Methane-reducing technology reduces emissions and saves enough natural gas to fuel more than 12,500 U.S. homes

Smart thermostats and other devices can help keep costs down

Third annual conference, sponsored by SoCalGas, PG&E and Energy Vision, forecasts growth of biogas development in state

Expo will also feature cooking demos and tastings prepared by chefs and culinary students and networking opportunities for foodservice professionals

Natural gas utility pledges to limit yearly energy use at each of its 60 work locations, reducing its overall electricity usage by more than 86,000 kWh - the equivalent of more than 157,000 miles driven

Fueling station now open to the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Infrastructure upgrades are part of a multi-billion-dollar safety enhancement program

More low-carbon, clean-air fuel to become available for cars and trucks

International initiative brings together more than 50 companies that share a common vision for clean energy hydrogen technologies

SoCalGas, PG&E and Energy Vision to host third annual "Power of Waste" conference, a free workshop on the role of this renewable fuel in meeting California's climate and clean air goals

Simulated on-road testing shows the new Cummins Westport engine maintains near-zero emissions during all duty cycles

Food Express, Inc. takes delivery of the first set of 46 new trucks for use on delivery routes

Visitors who post a photo with the giant shovel on Facebook, using #bigshovel, on Aug. 11 will earn the chance to win $811

Under terms of agreement, SoCalGas will deliver on its commitment to fully mitigate the methane emissions from the leak at the Aliso Canyon facility

Replacing 16 percent of natural gas with renewable gas could achieve similar GHG reductions as electrifying 100 percent of California's buildings

Lawrence Livermore National Labs and Stanford School of Engineering's Spormann Laboratory will study new technology with potential to significantly reduce the cost of producing renewable natural gas and reduce carbon dioxide emissions