SDG&E last month warned that typical residential gas customers should brace to see their January bills jump from $105 to about $225 — a 114 percent increase compared to January 2022.

If your household gas bill came to about $105 last January, SDG&E now estimates this month’s bill will come to about $225. That’s an increase of 114 percent.

For example, if the average household paid $105 last January, this month it can expect to pay about $225. “Really, we’re at the mercy of the market,” Gao told FOX 5.

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For example, washing clothes in cold water. ... But there’s still 25% of customers behind on bills and SDG&E is planning to start collecting on those. Anthony Wagner, ...

SDG&E’s customer service help number is 1-800-411-7343. You can also call the California Public Utilities Commission at 1-800-649-7570 if an issue can’t be resolved.

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