En résumé
A charge from PG&E* UTILITY PAYMENT or PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC is a monthly electricity and natural gas bill payment for properties in Northern and Central California.
PG&E Utility Billing Explained
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) delivers electricity and natural gas to over 16 million residents across Northern and Central California.
Payments occur through automatic recurring bank debits, online portal card payments, or third-party payment aggregators.
- Monthly recurring AutoPay electricity or gas bill payment
- Online one-time credit/debit card payment on pge.com
- Annual true-up bill for residential solar NEM customers
Reviewing Your PG&E Statement
Check your Tier usage, Clean Energy Generation charges, and billing breakdown online.
- Sign in to pge.com and review to "Bill & Payment History".
- Download your monthly billing statement breakdown.
- Review Community Choice Aggregator (CCA) generation vs. PG&E distribution charges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is there a separate Generation charge on my PG&E bill?
If your municipality uses a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) provider, generation charges are billed on behalf of the local entity while PG&E bills for transmission.
How do I cancel PG&E recurring AutoPay?
Log in to your account at pge.com, review to Payment Options > Recurring Payments, and select Turn Off AutoPay.
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Sources vérifiées
- PG&E Tariff & Billing Information https://www.pge.com
- California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) https://www.cpuc.ca.gov