Southern California Edison Company
Unclaimed Property

Southern California Edison Company currently holds $23.5 million in unclaimed property across 234,516 separate records in California. As one of the state's largest electric utilities, Sce commonly holds unclaimed funds from utility deposit refunds, final bill credits, overcharges, customer rebates, and inactive prepaid accounts from customers who moved without providing forwarding addresses.

Southern California Edison is a major investor-owned electric utility serving over 15 million people across central, coastal and southern California. The company's unclaimed property typically originates from utility security deposits that were never refunded when customers moved, final bill credits or overpayments on closed accounts, energy efficiency rebates that were never cashed, and prepaid electric account balances left behind during relocations.

Most Sce unclaimed property claims are concentrated in Los Angeles, Orange County, and Riverside areas where the utility has its largest customer base and where frequent population movement creates opportunities for lost contact with customers. The company has operated under various names since 1886, including California Edison Company, so some older unclaimed property may appear under previous corporate names that longtime residents might not immediately recognize as the same utility provider.

The average claim from Southern California Edison Company is $100.