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SCE's on-site substation was built to support future events of global interest including the 2028 Olympics.
Photo Credit: Andrew Lee
A pre-big game inspection conducted by the Department of Homeland Security at the SCE substation serving the stadium in Inglewood.
Photo Credit: Joseph Foulk
The substation has enough capacity and redundancy to power spectacular halftime shows and opening ceremonies without an expensive backup generation source.
Photo Credit: Andrew Lee
Preparations included hardening infrastructure at SCE facilities in and around the stadium to protect against everything from a deliberate attack to a traffic accident potentially impacting power.
SCE Substation Keeps Power Flowing to Stadium in Inglewood
The on-site facility ensures uninterrupted electricity for thrilling games and memorable shows.
Casey Wian
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