Southern California Edison

About Southern California Edison

Southern California Edison provides electricity to 185 cities in California such as the cities of Long Beach, Anaheim, Irvine, Santa Ana, and Santa Clarita. The organization is an investor owned organization. Patrons of Southern California Edison are billed an average residential electricity price of 29.25 cents per kilowatt hour. This is, regrettably for their consumers, 1.88% higher than the state's average price of 28.72 cents. They sold 9,962,102 megawatt hours through wholesale channels to other electricity providers and 54,830,463 megawatt hours through retail sales in 2022. The electricity sourced by the provider came from a mix of electricity generation from power facilities owned by Southern California Edison and supplementary megawatt hours that they acquired via the wholesale electricity market. They generated 11,543,960 megawatt hours and purchased 57,116,896 wholesale megawatt hours. In 2022, they made a total of $17,385,483,300 from business activities relating to the sale and transfer of electricity. They had revenue of $11,911,236,100 coming from retail sales to end users and $832,401,200 from sales to the wholesale market.

The nationwide average monthly residential electric bill is $132.69, while the Southern California Edison average is 5.90% higher at $140.53 per month. Southern California Edison is the 2041st ranked provider in the US for average monthly bill total. Solar fields owned or operated by the company generate 51,528 megawatt hours, which is 0.48% of their total production. The company ranks 125th highest supplier out of 3517 suppliers in the US for total megawatt hours produced from the use of natural gas. Electricity production facilities associated with the supplier use non-renewable fuel sources to generate 73.16% of their total electricity generation, or 7,778,288.77 megawatt hours. This total ranks them at 125th in the US out of 3517 suppliers.