Energy Regulators Reschedule Something for Southern California Edison
Published Date: 12/15/2025
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Summary
Southern California Edison’s plan to renew the Kern River No. 3 Hydroelectric Project license is getting a new timeline. Key steps like asking for more info and environmental reviews are now set for spring and summer 2026. This update helps everyone stay on track and keeps the project moving smoothly without surprise delays or costs.
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