SoCalGas Employees Have Traveled to The Midnight Mission to Volunteer Every Friday for the Past Six Years; Now Gas Company Employees are Contributing to The Midnight with a $22,753 Grant

Growing supplies of renewable natural gas key to reducing emissions from trucks and buildings

$50,000 grants are designed to help cities and counties plan for climate-change risks

Company Continues Growth in Texas with Focus on Most Attractive Markets in North America

Crews are expected to work in the area for approximately 2-3 months

Project will upgrade existing natural gas line serving area customers

SoCalGas crews are expected to work in the area for approximately 3-4 months

Train 2 and Train 3 Are Expected to Start Commercial Operations in Q1 and Q3 2020, Respectively

Chairman and CEO Jeff Martin Says Strong Leadership and Innovation Needed to Drive the Global Energy Transition

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

On Tuesday Riverside County became the 114th local government this year to pass a resolution supporting balanced energy policies that preserve consumer choice and keep energy affordable

The upgrades, through SoCalGas' Energy Savings Assistance Program, will save an estimated 170,000 therms of natural gas over the lifetime of the upgrades for affordable housing community Mountainside Apartments

Discovery Cube teams up with SoCalGas to produce the film on renewable natural gas, open for viewing at Southern California Discovery Cube locations

SoCalGas donated $10,000 and organized employee volunteers to paint, assemble furniture and make donations at the Sunset Heights community center for low-income families

Utility awards $400,000 in funding to 26 nonprofits for projects related to clean air, energy, or organic waste diversion

Smart thermostats and other energy efficient devices can help keep costs down

Project will use the captured CO(2) to produce methanol

Project will inspect existing natural gas line serving area customers

SoCalGas crews are expected to work in the area for approximately 5-6 months

The two-year project will save over $150,000 annually in natural gas and improve the health, safety and comfort of low-income residents