Overview
- CFE and Sonora officials confirmed a seven‑month scheme for the state that runs through October 31, with most other hot‑weather regions set to see the summer rate begin in May.
- The subsidy does not appear as a line called a discount because CFE lowers per‑kWh prices and widens the basic and intermediate usage blocks shown on the bill.
- Eligibility covers domestic users on tariffs 1A through 1F, while accounts in High Domestic Consumption (DAC) do not receive the benefit and can lose it by exceeding set usage limits.
- Users can verify the support by checking their tariff type, the size of the consumption blocks, and the kWh prices, then compare with past bills and request a clarification from CFE if the structure does not reflect the summer rate.
- CFE says about 20.8 million users, or 42% of households, will get the seasonal relief based on local temperature thresholds, which is why application is determined community by community rather than only by state.