Edison International’s president said that equipment owned by its Southern California Edison subsidiary was at least one cause of the Thomas Fire.

California’s big utilities shut down power proactively or warned customers they might need to because of windy conditions that could lead to wildfires.

FERC approved a settlement that will grant a NextEra Energy subsidiary congestion revenue rights that CAISO denied the company in 2015.

CAISO is seeking to extend measures that deal with the continuing threat to reliability posed by limited operations at the Aliso Canyon.

Order 890’s transparency provisions do not apply to asset management projects that provide only “incidental” increases in transmission capacity, FERC ruled.

FERC denied Southern California Edison’s proposal to treat its energy storage customers differently from its retail and wholesale ratepayers.

California’s three investor-owned utilities want lawmakers to limit their liability for wildfires sparked by power lines.

CPUC President Michael Picker told California lawmakers that the commission is increasingly focused on wildfire prevention.

The California State Senate passed legislation that would allow the state’s investor-owned utilities to pass through the costs of wildfires to ratepayers.

Edison International is hopeful that several California bills will ease the financial pressure stemming from wildfire costs.