Achieving 100% delivered clean energy in the U.S. (and globally) as soon as technically and financially feasible would help mitigate climate change and build a more competitive economy while increasing high‐quality jobs. We need to make this transition equitable and affordable across society with policies that ensure a fair distribution of both the costs and benefits of the clean energy transition. Decarbonizing affordably, reliably and equitably may mean that we need to electrify more vehicles and buildings until we can overcome the challenges to fully decarbonizing the electric sector.

Edison International, Southern California Edison and Edison Energy have an unwavering commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. DEI is an important consideration in how we operate our business and how we approach climate change and our clean energy future. The transition to a clean energy future must include everyone, and the most affordable path to success is by taking an economywide approach. Charging Ahead will explore how the principles of equity, affordability and reliability can guide our ongoing work to bring all sectors of society the benefits of a clean energy economy.