A service disconnection moratorium is currently in effect, which means we will not disconnect any customers, due to unpaid bills until September 30, 2021. If you need assistance paying your bill, please visit SCE.com/billhelp.

No, the “Current Adjustment” does not affect your CARE discount, which is a separate line item on your bill (found in the “Details of Your New Charges” section).

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No, this is not an additional or new line item charge. The “Current Adjustment” represents the amount of your current month’s charges inadvertently omitted from the “Details of New Charges” or “Account Summary” section. It is not an additional charge. It is included in the total amount you owe for this billing period, and does not involve a prior bill, tax, or penalty.

SCE recently made an upgrade to its billing system. As a result, a billing line item was inadvertently omitted from the “New Charges” and/or “Account Summary” section of your bill. The “Amount Due” and “Total Amount You Owe” on the first page are correct. We added a “Current Adjustment” to the first page, to represent the amount of the missing line item. This adjustment is not an additional or new line item, and is already included in the total amount you owe for this billing period.

This line item represents a missing billing line item that was inadvertently omitted from your bill.

This month, you have received a bill that includes a “Current Adjustment” amount listed on your billing statement (please see the example below).

SCE Energy Manager can retrieve up to 36 months of historical usage and demand data.

Please visit our Help Center for various helpful articles and tips on how to use SCE Energy Manager and get assistance.

Yes, SCE Energy Manager data can be exported to a Comma-Separated Values (CSV) file or Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.