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Los Angeles natural gas rates

With a population of roughly four million people, Los Angeles is by far the most populated city in California and the second most populated in the United States. The city offers a diverse landscape and community and is famous for being the center of the film and television industry.

Along with the other perks that come with living in sunny L.A., residents of the city also enjoy a deregulated natural gas market. Residents of Los Angeles should keep in mind that natural gas rates are highest during the summer months and lower in the winter.

Natural gas rates fluctuate every day and vary by provider and location. To learn more about natural gas rates and plans in Los Angeles, enter your ZIP code above.

Los Angeles natural gas deregulation

California became one of the first states to deregulate its natural gas industry, giving consumers the option to choose what company supplies natural gas to their home. The 1996 law passed by California’s legislature became a model for deregulation across the nation.

Now, residents in Los Angeles are not bound to one company for their natural gas, meaning suppliers compete to offer the best rates and plans. Residents in Los Angeles can choose the right natural gas plan for their energy needs.

Interested in learning more about choosing your own natural gas provider? We’ve put together some resources to get you started.

Los Angeles utility companies and energy providers

A utility company delivers the natural gas to your home and installs and maintains the energy infrastructure. There are three different utilities that serve Los Angeles: Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, Southern Edison, and Southern California Gas Company. If you experience a power outage or a problem with your electricity, you must contact your utility company.

While the utility delivers the electricity to your home, your energy provider is the company that supplies it. California has deregulated much of its energy industry. But because of limitations on the electricity market, not everyone in California can choose their own electricity provider. Enter your ZIP code above to learn what options are available in your area.

Los Angeles renewable energy

California is a leader in green energy, and Los Angeles is leading the charge. In 2019, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti unveiled a plan for the city to run entirely on renewable energy by 2045. Recently, experts have suggested Los Angeles could achieve 100 percent renewable energy as early as 2030. Currently, California leads the nation in solar power generation, producing more than 35 percent of the nation’s solar-generated electricity.

Los Angeles residents currently have the option to have renewable energy delivered to their homes. The city’s Green Power for a Green L.A. program allows residents to pay a slightly higher electric bill to receive renewable energy.

Enter your ZIP code above to see what other green energy plans are available in your area.

Los Angeles natural gas rates in my area

By default, Los Angeles residents receive their natural gas service from their utility company. To see if you’re eligible to purchase a natural gas plan from an alternative provider, enter your ZIP code above. You’ll find a list of natural gas rates and plans available in your area. Keep in mind that prices might vary depending on where you live.

Los Angeles energy for business

Deregulation in California benefits individuals and businesses alike. If you’re a business owner in Los Angeles interested in choosing your own energy provider, call 844-288-0613 to speak to an energy expert or fill out this form to begin building a custom energy plan for your business.

Updated: 2/16/2021

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