Are you a SCE customer living in a High Fire Risk Area with a disability or other access or functional need (AFN)? Be sure to check your mail and email boxes for SCE’s first AFN Self-Identification Survey! We want to know your energy needs to improve our service offerings and help your household become more resilient through power outages.
Baja tus costos de energía. Gana créditos en tu factura con los programas durante los días de consumo alto del verano.
El programa ESA fue creado para ayudarte a conservar energía y ahorrar dinero. Los clientes que cumplen los requisitos de ingresos podrían recibir electrodomésticos de consumo eléctrico eficiente de forma gratuita o con un costo mínimo. https://www.sce.com/es/residential/assistance/energy-saving-program
Keep summer electricity costs down.
Choose one of SCE’s Demand Response programs to earn rewards for conserving energy.
Customers who qualify for SCE’s Energy Saving Assistance program (ESA) are eligible to receive upgraded, energy-efficient appliances for little to no cost. Find out if you qualify at sce.com/esa
Does your household qualify for free appliances? With SCE’s Energy Saving Assistance program (ESA), eligible customers can receive upgraded, energy-efficient appliances for little to no cost. Click here to see if you qualify: sce.com/esa
SCE’s Energy Savings Assistance (ESA) program is designed to help you conserve energy and save money. Income-qualified customers may be eligible to receive energy-efficient appliances at no charge or at a minimal charge. Click here to learn more: sce.com/esa
So Cal Edison Access & Functional Needs (AFN) Self Identification SurveySo Cal Edison
SCE has officially its first Access & Functional Needs (AFN) Self Identification Survey in High Fire Risk Areas to better understand your household’s energy needs. If you or someone in your home has a disability or other AFN, especially if they use a medical device, be sure to complete this survey. This effort is taking place in two Phases, so if you haven’t received your survey by mail or email, and you live in an HFRA, keep an eye out for it during the fall.
Your participation in this survey will help SCE tailor our resources and services to your needs, so be sure to complete this survey!
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SCE Wildfire Safety Livestream for Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and Ventura County
| To ask questions prior to this event, please email wildfireoutreach@sce.com. For more information, please visit sce.com/wildfiresafetymeetings. |
Be Prepared, Get Ready
- When there’s increased wildfire risk, the utility companies may need to turn off power, as a measure of last resort, to ensure the safety of the public. This is known as a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). Through a collaborative partnership the California 211 Network, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), and Southern California Edison (SCE) support customers who reside in high fire risk area with an Access or Functional Needs (AFN) such as a disability, limited transportation, or other need for assistance by connecting them to resources, programs, and local support systems. To learn more call 211 or visit www.211now.com
- Resources and Support for Customers with Access and Functional Needs: SCE offers resources and support to serve the diverse needs of our customers during Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) outages. Visit www.sce.com/afn
- SCE is conducting Self-Identification Surveys in High Fire Risk Areas (HFRAs) throughout SCE service area to better support customers with Access and Functional Needs (AFN). Keep an eye out for this survey in your mail and email boxes later this year. This is not a scam.
- Learn how you can prepare for a Public Safety Power Shutoff at PrepareForPowerDown.com. This is a statewide preparedness website offered by the Joint IOUs (SCE, SDGE, and PGE) and is now available to help you and your loved ones across the state prepare for a power shutoff.