Schneider Electric S.E.Schneider Electric's SF₆-free switchgear selected by Southern California Edison for deployment, showcasing its innovative technology.

Southern California Edison is collaborating with Schneider Electric to deploy SF₆-free, gas-insulated switchgear at existing substations in California. The technology uses pure air and vacuum instead of sulfur hexafluoride, a potent greenhouse gas, and is expected to help double capacity within the existing substation footprint. The first two projects will take place at the Great Lakes substation in northern Los Angeles County and the Running Springs substation in the San Bernardino Mountains, with installation scheduled to begin in 2027. The compact, modular design allows for faster installation and modernization without full rebuilds, supporting SCE's efforts to connect new customers more quickly and maintain reliable, affordable service as electricity demand grows.
Schneider Electric S.E.Schneider Electric's SF₆-free switchgear selected by Southern California Edison for deployment, showcasing its innovative technology.