Locally-produced carbon-neutral renewable fuel harnesses wasted energy, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and conserves landfill space.

Program extension will enhance safety and reliability through direct utility service to 6,400 mobile homes in 65 parks throughout SoCalGas' territory.

Building additional compressed natural gas fueling stations also part of campaign

70 Volunteers Beautify Public Space in Support of Clean Air

Energy-efficiency and other home improvements available for a limited time

This new system converts natural gas to hydrogen with no carbon emissions

The utility also makes a $5,000 donation to the affordable housing nonprofit

Educational institutions and businesses can save money and energy with rebates for upgrading to more efficient commercial natural gas systems

Undergraduate engineering seniors showcased their senior design projects at the annual Engineering Innovation Expo

Up to $8,550 in incentives makes rebuilding with more energy-saving systems and appliances more affordable

Thirty-foot-tall shovel brings important public safety message during National Safe Digging Month.

New electrolyzer technology can convert the unwanted carbon dioxide in raw biogas directly to pipeline quality natural gas using renewable electricity

More than 220 SoCalGas employees volunteer to beautify their communities by clearing waste and invasive plant species

New building to include a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station for heavy-duty trucks near Highways 99 and 65, plus employee training facility and customer demonstration center

Facility upgrade and pipeline modernization project slated for completion in September 2018

These new trucks can reduce smog-forming emissions by 90 percent

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

In 2017, 42 percent of the company’s supplier spending was with women, minority, service-disabled veteran or LGBT-owned businesses

Ultra-Low NOx residential natural gas furnace reduces emissions by 65 percent and was among first to comply with SCAQMD Rule 1111 standards

Award received for her work helping homeless youth in Riverside