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Southern California Edison (SCE)

About Southern California Edison (SCE)

Southern California Edison, the largest subsidiary of Edison International, is the primary electricity supply company for much of Southern California.

Southern California Edison (SCE) news and updates

Mgrisafearchitect partners with SCE

M. Grisafe Architects partnered with Southern California web design and digital marketing company, Modmacro Inc. to develop the new portfolio on their website.

Jan 1, 2019 | prweb.com

SCE launched Grant Assistance Program - Opens on Feb 24th 22'.

โ€œTo help medium- and heavy-duty fleet owners through this, Southern California Edison has recently launched a Grant Assistance Program - Opens in new window.โ€

Jan 1, 2022 | edison.com

SCE launches Human External Cargo - Opens

For several years, Southern California Edison has deployed an innovative work method called Human External Cargo - Opens in new window on remote transmission systems that boast towering lattice structures hundreds of yards apart in very rough terrain.

Jan 1, 2022 | edison.com

SCE had issues with federal antitrust litigation on Jun 9th 22'.

COMPANY INFO: Southern California Edison Co. (Bloomberg Law Subscription) Southern California Edison Co. was hit with federal antitrust litigation in Los Angeles on Thursday over its alleged policy banning fired former employees from serving as independent line installation contractors in the area where itโ€™s the sole major electrical utility.

Jan 1, 2022 | bloomberglaw.com

Rockview Farms partners with SCE

Rockview Farms is proud to announce that Rockview Family Farms has partnered with Southern California Edison to go electric!

Jan 1, 2022 | rockviewfarms.com

Volvo Group partnered with SCE on Jun 19th 19'.

Over the past year, the Volvo LIGHTS team worked with Southern California Edison (the local utility) and San Bernardino County (Authority Having Jurisdiction, or AHJ) to install the high-power infrastructure.

Jun 19, 2020 | greencarcongress.com
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