Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Inspections of overhead distribution equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement. 

Inspections of overhead transmission equipment in high fire risk areas help identify potential safety hazards for any needed maintenance, repair or replacement.

Replacement of bare overhead wires with covered conductor(coated wire) significantly reduces the possibility of power line arcing or sparking if contact occurs with an object like a tree branch or mettalic balloon. There may be additional circuit miles completed due to fire restoration work.

Interrupt electrical current more quickly and reduce risk of ignitions when there is an electrical fault, such as when a tree falls on a power line during high winds.

Segment or isolate portions of circuits during PSPS events to minimize the number of customers impacted. Thousands of sectionalizing devices were installed prior to 2018 before the wildfire mitigation program began.

Remove vegetation and maintain clearance around high-risk power poles to reduce risk of ignitions and/or fire spread due to a spark or contact with failed equipment.

Provide wind speed, humidity and temperature data that is updated every few minutes. The data allows more targeted de-energization during PSPS. To access the real-time weather data, visit Weather and Fire Detection.

Pan, tilt, zoom and perform 360-degree sweeps approximately every minute to help monitor wildfire conditions in high fire risk areas. To view the live camera feeds, visit ALERTCalifornia.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.

Provide in-person assistance and resources for customers during PSPS events. Resources include PSPS information, charging amenities, snacks and more. For activated locations, visit sce.com/psps.