SDG&E's Fall Energy Savings and Bill Support Resources

As temperatures begin to cool and households settle into fall routines, now is a good time to explore tools and programs that can help you better understand your energy use, manage costs and find bill assistance options.

SDG&E® offers a variety of resources designed to help you take control of your energy use and budget throughout the year.

Help With Energy Bills

It was a long, hot summer, and staying comfortable in the heat may have led to higher energy use and bills. Resources are available to help. Visit sdge.com/assistance to learn more about support options, including financial-assistance programs and flexible payment plans.

Stay Informed with Energy Alerts

Customized text and email alerts can help you keep track of your energy use and costs. Alerts can notify you when your energy usage reaches a certain level, when a bill reaches a specified amount or when a payment is coming due. Learn more and sign up at sdge.com/alerts.

Understand Energy Usage Patterns

You can gain valuable insights into how and when you use energy through My Energy Center. By logging in at MyEnergyCenter.com and selecting the "Usage," tab, you can view energy use by month, day, hour and even 15-minute intervals.

Take Advantage of Lowest-Cost Hours

Super off-peak hours, the time of day when energy costs the least, now include weekdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., giving you more opportunities to save. Learn more at sdge.com/super-off-peak.

Running major appliances, charging electric vehicles or precooling your home from midnight to 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on weekends or midnight to 2 p.m. on weekends can help reduce energy costs.

For additional energy-saving tips and simple ways to lower energy use, visit sdge.com/SimpleSteps.