La Jolla homeowner Manoj Aggarwal claims he's been overcharged by San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) for years due to an extra meter installed from an old electric vehicle charging program. Aggarwal discovered the second meter on his property when he moved in three years ago, leading him to believe he's been double-charged for his electricity usage. This issue is not isolated to Aggarwal's home; SDG&E's communications manager, Anthony Wagner, confirms that approximately 140 customers have extra meters from the legacy electric vehicle program, which ran from 2012 to 2014. However, Aggarwal argues that the meters should have been removed after the program ended in 2014, causing ongoing confusion and frustration. Despite initial concerns, SDG&E reassures that the billing was accurate, attributing the issue to a communication problem. Aggarwal's situation highlights the challenges of navigating complex billing systems and the importance of addressing customer concerns promptly. The company encourages customers with questions to reach out for assistance, emphasizing their commitment to fairness and accuracy in billing practices.
