Southern California Edison (SCE)

Early setbacks. A world-class field. A championship finish. 🏆 At the International Lineman’s Rodeo in Kansas, our SCE lineworkers faced cold temperatures and early deductions, but they didn’t let those challenges define them. They stayed focused, finished strong and brought home wins in every competition category, including first place overall in the journeyman competition. Watch to see how they finished strong: https://on.sce.com/4BhR9PV

The deadline to submit a claim through SCE’s Wildfire Recovery Compensation Program is approaching. Nearly $1.1 billion in compensation has been offered so far, with almost 80% of offers accepted and more pending. Submit a claim by Nov. 30 and learn more about multiple virtual and in-person sessions where community members can learn about the program, ask questions and receive help starting a claim: https://lnkd.in/evyC-sDy

All customers who were without power due to Public Safety Power Shutoffs have been re-energized now that fire weather conditions have subsided and our crews have inspected the lines. We know being without power is difficult and we work diligently to minimize the impact of these events on our customers. The safety of our communities and SCE team is our priority. Prepare and learn more at sce.com/psps

Congratulations, world champs! Our Southern California Edison (SCE) lineworkers won 1st place overall at the International Lineman's Rodeo in Kansas, a competition made up of the best of the best linemen from around the world. And being fast isn’t enough – these lineworkers need to also prioritize safety throughout the competition. Great job, team! Orville Cocking, P.E.

Power remains shut off to 31,758 customers in Los Angeles and Ventura counties due to dangerous fire weather conditions. We know being without power is difficult. Shutting off power during dangerous fire weather reduces the risk of utility equipment starting a wildfire. We have crews and staff members working continuously to restore power once the fire weather diminishes. Make sure to sign up for alerts from SCE to stay informed. https://on.sce.com/4B92Ngd

My neighborhood has underground power lines. Why is my power shut off? We’re answering some of your top questions about Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) and why customers may still be affected. Your safety is our priority. For answers to other frequently asked questions, visit: https://on.sce.com/4yOvCgc

Power has been shut off to 48,798 customers in Kern, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties due to dangerous fire weather conditions. We know being without power is difficult. Shutting off power during dangerous fire weather reduces the risk of utility equipment starting a wildfire. We have crews and staff members working continuously to restore power once the fire weather diminishes. Make sure to sign up for alerts from SCE to stay informed. https://on.sce.com/4B92Ngd

It may not be windy in your neighborhood, but parts of Southern California are experiencing high wind warnings and advisories. Meet Paul Roller, SCE meteorologist. Paul and his team monitor weather conditions to help make decisions about PSPS, or Public Safety Power Shutoffs. SCE uses many tools, including weather stations across SCE's service area, computer modeling and real-time observations from crews in the field to track changing conditions. Learn more: https://on.sce.com/4yOvCgc

Power has been shut off to 135,338 customers in Kern, Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara and Tulare counties due to dangerous fire weather conditions. We know being without power is difficult. Shutting off power during dangerous fire weather reduces the risk of utility equipment starting a wildfire. We have crews and staff members working continuously to restore power once the fire weather diminishes. Make sure to sign up for alerts from SCE to stay informed.

Why is there a power shutoff if power lines are underground in my neighborhood? We’re answering some of your top questions as Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) remain in effect amid dangerous fire weather. Your safety is our priority. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ef5-AyAf