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Energy Data Access Committee (EDAC)
California Public Utilities Commission Decision (D.14-05-016) establishes     the Data Request and Release Process, a protocol for investor owned     utilities to follow when providing customer usage data to eligible     third party requestors. The Decision also establishes the Energy Data Access Committee (EDAC),     whose function is to provide advice regarding a utility's protocols     for reviewing data requests, to act as an informal body to review     disputes between a utility and a requestor, and to act as an on-going     forum to discuss and review changes in protocols in response to     changing technological abilities. The EDAC is non-adjudicatory and serves as a forum to discuss issues     that arise from the data request process; formal dispute resolution     may be sought through the Commission's petition process. For more information (including information regarding future and past     EDAC meetings), Click here. If you have any questions, please contact us at energydatarequest@socalgas.com.	Announcements/Updates Click here to view the latest announcements and updates regarding the Energy Data Request Program and EDAC. SoCalGas EDRP Information Click here to learn more and download the SoCalGas Energy Data Request Program Fact Sheet.
Download an Offline Request Form Worksheet
Click here to download an offline worksheet to help you collect the necessary information to fill out the online request form. When you are ready to submit your online request, you can copy the responses from the worksheet to the online request form.
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Instructions
The Energy Data Request Program allows you to download quarterly gas usage reports. Here are some instructions to get you started.
How to Download Publicly Available Reports
How to Open a Comma Separated Value (CSV) File
Notes Regarding Publicly Available Reports
How to Download Publicly Available Reports
1. Reports are available for download on the Energy Data Request Program web page. You can find the reports under     the Quarterly Gas Usage by ZIP Code section. List of publicly available reports on the Energy Data Request Program web page.
2. Click on any of the available reports under Quarterly Gas Usage by ZIP Code and the report should automatically download     or you will be prompted to save the file.  After clicking on the report link, downloaded files often appear at the bottom of your browser window.
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How to Open a Comma Separated Value (CSV) File
1. The Quarterly Gas Usage by ZIP Code report is a Comma Separated Value (CSV) file. Once the file has been downloaded to your computer, open the folder containing the file, which by default should be in the Downloads folder, unless otherwise indicated. The CSV file may be opened with Microsoft Excel. Personal file directory: Choose the downloaded file to open and view.
2. Double-click or right click to view the CSV file in Microsoft Excel. Open the file in Microsoft Excel.
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Notes Regarding Publicly Available Reports
Gas usage data is aggregated monthly by customer class (Residential, Commercial, or Industrial) and grouped by ZIP Code. Gas usage is only provided if ZIP Codes meet the standards for aggregating and anonymizing customer data pursuant to     California Public Utilities Commission Decision 14-05-016. If ZIP Codes do not meet these aggregation standards, the gas usage of those ZIP Codes will be combined with the gas     usage of bordering ZIP Codes until the aggregation standards are met. For residential customers, the ZIP Code must have 100 or more residential customers in any month. For commercial and industrial customers, the “15/15 Rule” will be applied at a ZIP Code level in any month.     As an example, for commercial customers, a ZIP Code must have 15 or more commercial customers, with no single     commercial customer’s gas usage constituting more than 15% of the total consumption in any month for that ZIP Code. The table below contains a summary of the aggregation standards.
Customer Class Aggregation Standards Residential Minimum of 100 customers in a given ZIP Code in any month Commercial 15/15 Rule at a ZIP Code level in any month Industrial 15/15 Rule at a ZIP Code level in any month
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Note: The reports on this website are made available pursuant to California Public Utilities Commission Decision 14-05-016. Accordingly, all such reports are provided subject to the requirements and restrictions of that Decision, including but not limited to the standards for aggregating and anonymizing customer data. SoCalGas customer accounts that cannot conform to the applicable requirements and restrictions of that Decision, as determined by SoCalGas, are excluded from such reports. The information in each such report is based on gas usage data set forth in SoCalGas customer bills, and therefore excludes gas usage data from facilities owned by SoCalGas. Although SoCalGas has used reasonable efforts to assure that the reports are up-to-date and accurate when posted on this website, SoCalGas disclaims all warranties or representations, express or implied, of any kind regarding the reports. Prior reports will NOT be adjusted once they are posted on this website.

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