Preparing for severe weather starts well before the rain. SoCalGas teams recently came together for an El Niño tabletop exercise, working through potential scenarios involving heavy rain, flooding, erosion, access challenges and impacts to critical infrastructure. The exercise is one part of our year-round preparedness efforts, helping teams test plans, strengthen coordination and identify potential challenges before severe weather occurs. It’s all part of preparing our operations, equipment and personnel to help maintain the safety and reliability of our natural gas system and support the customers and communities we serve.

A new chapter in nearly 160 years of calling Los Angeles home. Today, Mayor Karen Bass, public officials, business and community leaders joined SoCalGas to celebrate our new headquarters at 2CAL in downtown Los Angeles. From our earliest days lighting Main Street with gas lamps to serving more than 21 million consumers today, we’re excited to continue building on our history in Los Angeles and strengthening the communities we serve. Read more: bit.ly/4j83XSA @MayorOfLA @KarenBassLA @LAAreaChamber @CCA_DTLA Message funded by shareholders

Despite great progress, nearly 60% of accidental strikes to underground utility lines in 2025 happened because 811 was not contacted before digging started. 🛑 This highlights one of the most preventable causes of damage to buried pipelines. Always make the free call to 811 before you pick up a shovel. Read more: bit.ly/4fPElb2 #811 #Safety #FreeService #HomeownerTips #SoCalGas

California relies on a strong, well managed energy system. Our storage fields and transmission network supports millions of homes and businesses with the energy they need, especially during peak demand and extreme weather. Learn more: bit.ly/45Seeuk

Qualifying customers can receive no-cost home improvements that help them save energy and lower their energy bills. Installed by certified professionals you can trust. socalgas.com/Improvements The Energy Savings Assistance Program is funded by California utility customers and administered by Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. Energy improvements completed under this program are made by third-party providers contracted by SoCalGas. Program funds, including any funds utilized for rebates or incentives, will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis until such funds are no longer available. This program may be modified or terminated without prior notice. The selection, purchase, and ownership of goods and/or services are the sole responsibility of customer. SoCalGas makes no warranty, whether express or implied, including the warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, of goods or services selected by customer. Customers who choose to participate in this program are not obligated to purchase any additional goods or services offered by contractor or any other third party. SoCalGas does not endorse, qualify, or guarantee the work of any contractor or other third party. Eligibility requirements apply; see the program conditions for details.

#DidYouKnow - 100 #goats can clear a football field of brush in a day. These eco-friendly grazers can tackle steep terrain, reduce fire-prone #vegetation, and support #biodiversity without the noise, sparks, or emissions of machinery. Smart, #sustainable, and effective.

With impostors posing as utility workers, it's important to know how to identify SoCalGas employees who may be in your area and require secure access to customer property to perform work. Awareness keeps us safer together! Learn more: bit.ly/4kkgRu3

#NationalSafetyMonth is a great reminder that underground utility pipelines can be anywhere. Even a simple digging project around your home can cause serious injury, property damage, or loss of utility service. Always contact 811 before you dig! bit.ly/4iCEZY2

Utility scams are on the rise. With impostors posing as utility workers, it's important to know how to identify SoCalGas employees who may be in your area and require secure access to customer property to perform scheduled or unscheduled work. Learn more: bit.ly/4kkgRu3

#DidYouKnow landfills produce biogas from decomposing organic waste, which can be transformed into Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). Learn about the several renewable biomass sources: bit.ly/4ipSAlj #EarthWeek

Over 90% of California's natural gas comes from out-of-state sources. That's why SoCalGas plans ahead with a network of pipelines and storage facilities, to deliver natural gas safely, reliably, and affordably to more than 21 million consumers. Learn more: bit.ly/3XG9a8A

If you are an independent restaurant owner or commercial caterer in select CA counties, you can apply for a $5,000 grant through the @RestaurantsCare Resilience Fund. The application period is open until 4/26, don’t miss out! Apply today: restaurantscare.org/resilien…

Receive Bill Ready Notifications, check your account balance, and pay your monthly bill – all through text. Learn how here: bit.ly/4iHgIjN

April is #NationalSafeDiggingMonth! As temperatures rise and spring digging projects kick off in many areas, it’s a crucial time to remember the importance of calling 811 at least two business days before digging, not including the date of notification. bit.ly/4iCEZY2

While SoCalGas maintains the natural gas lines up to the meter, property owners, managers, tenants, or occupants are responsible for the natural gas line from the meter into their homes. Learn more about how to maintain your natural gas lines: bit.ly/4kMY9fo

Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) is made from organic waste, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Learn more: bit.ly/4ipSAlj #RNG #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy