Today's Southern California Edison is the product of more than a century of providing reliable electric service to central, coastal and southern California.

We help our customers stretch their energy dollars through rebates, which they can receive through SCE's award-winning energy efficiency programs.  Customers can receive incentives for helping to control power demand through "demand-response" programs, which help to keep wholesale supplies and prices under control.

As part of our commitment to environmental protection, the electric power we provide for our customers includes more alternate and renewable energy (16.7%), from a greater variety of resources, than nearly any other utility in the world.   We have been active in efforts to improve Southern California air quality since the 1940s.

SCE is also an active donor to community and educational causes.  SCE employee volunteers annually donate more than 700,000 hours of work to community and non-profit organizations.

SCE's ethnically and culturally diverse customer base contains one of the largest concentrations of non-English speaking residents in California.  Our company celebrates and accommodates the diversity of the community it serves through in-languages services and special programs.  An emphasis on diversity strategies, operational goals and accountability helped SCE maintain its rank in the top tier of Fortune magazine's annual list of the top 50 companies in America for ethnic minorities, placing high on the list at number eight. This is SCE's seventh consecutive year receiving this recognition, which highlights the company's commitment to develop a work force of first-rate professionals that embraces diversity and reflects the customers it serves.

On an average day SCE provides power to:

• More than 13 million people
• 180 cities in 50,000 square miles of service area, encompassing 11 counties in central, coastal and Southern California
• Commercial industrial and nonprofit customers, including: 
• 5,000 large businesses 
• 280,000 small businesses

To deliver that power, it takes:

• 16 utility interconnections
• 4,990 transmission and distribution circuits
• 425 transmission and distribution crews 
• The days and nights of more than 15,500 employees
• More than a century of experience

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