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View a map of current and potential PSPS areas, in addition to areas of high fire risk. You can also see the number of affected SCE customers by county.
Select an icon on the map to learn more about the outage and our estimated restoration time.
To support our customers and prevent larger outages from occurring in the future, we’re postponing less urgent upgrades and only performing critical work to address emergency and public safety issues. Our teams are working to reduce the impact of this work as much as possible. You can learn more about how we’re approaching these essential outages on our Response to COVID-19 page.
Due to the nature of the work, our crew members are sometimes unable to maintain physical distancing while making repairs and work together as a pod to minimize exposure with other workers. If you see our crew members in your neighborhood, please do not approach them and stay at least 6 feet away for safety. If crew members need to get in touch with you, they will call you or knock on your door. Please be assured that the safety of our workforce, our customers and the public remain our top priority.
Based on a number of factors, including forecasted extreme weather conditions, we may need to call a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event and preemptively turn off power in your area in order to reduce the risk of wildfires.
If you received a notification from us about an outage in your area, enter your Outage Number below. You can find it on your notification.
Your air conditioning may have turned off because you’re enrolled in the Summer Discount Plan.
Disclaimer: Please note that during outage situations, circumstances and data can constantly change. Thus, the available data provided here may not fully reflect real time conditions. Outage data is provided without any guarantee or warranty of any kind, express or implied, including with regard to its accuracy.