SCE estimates California needs a $175 billion investment in renewable energy and storage plus $75 billlion for transmission infrastructure to electrify the state's economy with clean power.
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Pedro J. Pizarro, Edison International president & CEO, noted that the costs of necessary actions for a clean, electrified economy are high, but not as high as the costs of inaction.
Southern California Edison projects 23% more land will burn during wildfire season by 2050.
Climate change will not only bring more episodes of extreme heat and drought, but an increase in flooding as well.
Climate Change is Here; It's Time to Adapt
Edison International leads California's urgent effort to 'electrify the heck out of the economy' to protect the environment and customer affordability.
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