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To accomplish California's climate goals, SCE estimates 68% of the grid's power will come from wind and solar by 2045.
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SCE estimates its mitigation work has reduced the probability of losses from a catastrophic wildfire by 65% or more compared to pre-2018 levels.
Embracing the Challenge of a Clean Energy Future
With climate risks accelerating, SCE continues to lead the effort to deliver affordable, clean and resilient electric power.
Casey Wian
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