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Capital & Main
Capital & Main
Aaron Cantú

California Utility Wants Customers to Pay for Carbon Capture and Hydrogen

The State Capitol in Sacramento. Photo: DW Porter/Getty Images

In the final days of California’s 2023 legislative session, a major utility is seeking industry-friendly legislation through a tactic sometimes used to avoid public scrutiny on contentious proposals. 

Lobbyists for Sempra, and its subsidiary, SoCalGas, are asking lawmakers to introduce a bill that would allow gas companies to charge ratepayers for company investments in carbon capture and storage (CCS) and methane gas infrastructure.

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