Energy & UtilitiesMatter on record

Southern California Edison 2025 General Rate Case decision

Final DecisionCalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)Source checked Sep 3, 2026Record A.23-05-010 · D.25-09-030

What matters now

Post-test-year increases apply across 2026 through 2028. Nexis Hub is monitoring the docket for implementation and any related filings.

Official information

SCE filed its General Rate Case application (A.23-05-010) on May 12, 2023 for test year 2025 and the years 2026 through 2028.

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The CPUC issued a proposed decision on July 28, 2025 and Decision 25-09-030 on September 18, 2025. The decision approves revenue for 2025 through 2028 that is $4.39 billion less than SCE requested, and authorizes estimated post-test-year base revenue increases of $544 million in 2026, $522 million in 2027, and $447 million in 2028. The CPUC states the approved revenue requirement includes investments in wildfire risk reduction and grid hardening, safety and reliability of aging infrastructure, and upgrades for increased load growth.

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Dates in the record

  • 12May 2023

    Application A.23-05-010 filed

    Passed
  • 28Jul 2025

    Proposed decision issued

    Passed
  • 18Sep 2025

    Decision 25-09-030 issued

    Passed

Dates are as stated in the source record.

What this could meanNexis Hub analysis, not the record

Potential supplier impact

Authorized revenue shapes what a utility can spend and when. Suppliers serving wildfire mitigation, undergrounding, distribution and substation equipment, vegetation management, and aging-asset replacement may see work continue within a tighter approved envelope, with more scrutiny of scope and cost. Suppliers should evaluate this against their own programs rather than treat it as a forecast of award volume.

Where this comes from

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) — CPUC Decision in Edison Rate Case Prioritizes Affordability, Safety, and Reliability (D.25-09-030) (opens in a new tab)

Source dated Sep 18, 2025 · Source checked Sep 3, 2026 against the original

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