What if my business had a change of operations, change of ownership, or went out of business? Will I still get my CA Industry Assistance credit?
If your facility is eligible for the credit through the attestation process, you agreed to notify your utility and/or the California Public Utilities Commission of any changes to the information you reported in your attestation form. This includes any changes to the facility contact, the facility NAICS code, facility ownership, and utility service account information. If you sell your facility, or if the facility changes its primary operations, you must provide updates in writing within 60 days of a change in facility to your Account Manager or the Call Center at 1-800-990-7788. If a new customer takes over ownership and is eligible to receive the credit, then a new attestation will need to be submitted at https://www.sce.com/ciac.
If your facility is closed with no remaining active electric Service Agreements (SAs), your utility will credit the original SA designated during the Attestation Process and attempt to contact the customer for new disbursement instructions.
Beginning in 2017, if your facility is closed at the time of credit distribution, you will not receive a credit.
CIAC Open Enrollment Period
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