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SCE climate credit boosts customer savings; potential upside for Edison International

Aug 26, 2026, 12:04 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Regulatory climate credits and reduced rates improve bill affordability and earnings visibility for SCE, a core EIX asset, lowering near-term earnings risk and potentially supporting a rerating of EIX on California exposure.

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Residential customers will receive two $36 climate credits totaling $72 in August and September 2026, while overall electricity rates have fallen about 4.3% year-to-date. The credits require no action and reflect CPUC’s move to peak-summer relief. SCE signals rate updates will track inflation through 2030, supporting affordability and earnings visibility for Edison International.

SCE customers receive a $72 climate and summer credit; auto-applied Aug-Sep.
Year-to-date 2026 rates down 4.3%; further declines expected later.
No action required for climate credit; CPUC shifted credits to peak summer.
SCE projects rate updates at or below inflation through 2030.

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