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Peek, This program is funded by California utility customers and administered by SDG&E under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. Programs may be modified or terminated without prior notice and are provided to qualified customers on a first-come, first-served basis until program funds are no longer available. Eligibility requirements may apply.
Auto Show, Auto Show, Driving electric may get a little easier for you. You could be one of the winners of a special drawing for a $1,000 electric vehicle rebate. Visit us at this year’s, San Diego International Auto Show, (Dec. 27-30, 2018). Don't miss your chance - we're collaborating with Plug In America to host opportunity drawings for $40,000 worth of electric vehicle rebates at the Auto Show. Ten $1,000 rebates will be given out each day to lucky winners to help them offset the cost of buying or leasing a new fully electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle., To enter, see an SDG&E or PlugStar representative in the Eco Center area of this year’s Auto Show., Learn more about electric vehicle rebates Opportunity drawing terms and restrictions include, but are not limited to the following: Winners must provide Plug In America with a copy of their most recent SDG&E bill to redeem their rebate. One winner per household. Must use the rebate to purchase or lease a new qualified plug-in electric vehicle from PlugStar Preferred Dealers certified by Plug in America at silver or gold levels (PlugStar.com/sdge). No purchase is necessary to enter or win. Making a purchase will not improve entrant’s odds of winning. Void where prohibited by law.
Keeping Safe in Stormy Weather, , Keeping Safe in Stormy Weather, When a storm is headed your way, make sure that you are prepared. As the bad weather approaches, stay informed about what the next three days will bring. Prepare for flooding by moving your valuables to upper floors. Always keep the fuel tank on your vehicles full and the battery charged if you drive an electric vehicle. Storm Safety, Stay Safe During the Storm, Stay away from and do not touch any downed power lines or equipment, and report them immediately to the police or fire department and SDG&E. If evacuating during a storm, do not attempt to turn off power at the breaker box as it will automatically trip in the event of water damage. Gas service is located underground – except for the meter – and will not be affected by water. Stay informed of the weather conditions. Avoid low-lying areas that might flood. Do not attempt to cross swift-moving water that is above your knees. If your vehicle stalls in the water, abandon it immediately. Two feet of water is enough to carry away most automobiles. Restrict telephone use. Prepare an evacuation kit that includes personal hygiene items, clothes, bedding and medication. Check on your neighbors, especially the elderly and disabled, if it is safe to do so. Dial 911 only if you have a life-threatening emergency. Avoid making unnecessary trips. If you must go, dress in warm, loose layers with..., When Lightning Strikes a Power Line, Fortunately, the San Diego region has some of the lowest cloud-to-ground lightning strikes in the nation. When lightning does strike a powerline, the electric currents from the lightning will follow the path of least resistance to ground. SDG&E’s facilities, including poles, are designed to provide a low resistance path to ground. Although the mechanisms for diverting lightning surges vary, the goal is the same — to have the lightning flow through our equipment and not yours. Learn more about lightning mitigation , Post-Storm Safety, Do not touch any downed power lines or broken gas lines, and report them immediately to the police or fire department. Contact SDG&E or a licensed professional to relight your appliances and pilot lights. Do not attempt to turn your gas back on yourself. Do not use electrical equipment in wet areas. Do not use flames. Use flashlights, not lanterns, matches or candles. Avoid making unnecessary trips. If you must go, dress in warm, loose layers with sturdy shoes, and let others know where you are going. Discard contaminated food. Boil or purify drinking water. Stay informed of the weather conditions and relief efforts.
