AES Corporation vs Edison International
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Arlington VA global power company (NYSE: AES) at $12.28B 2024 revenue; 32 GW portfolio (50% renewable), Meta solar agreements for AI data centers, 12 GW contracted backlog competing with NextEra for corporate clean energy PPA.
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The AES Corporation is an Arlington, Virginia-based global power company — publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: AES) as an S&P 500 Fortune 500 component — generating and distributing electric power across 15 countries to more than 2.5 million customers worldwide with a generation portfolio totaling over 32 gigawatts, of which renewable energy comprises 50% of capacity. In fiscal year 2024, AES reported revenue of $12.28 billion, completed construction of 3.0 GW of renewable energy projects, and signed 6.8 GW of new contracts, including renewable power purchase agreements for AI data center load growth. AES has earned recognition as the largest global supplier of clean energy to corporations for three consecutive years (BloombergNEF). In 2025, AES signed major solar agreements with Meta for projects in Michigan, Missouri, and Illinois powering hyperscale data centers. AES announced plans to exit coal generation completely by 2025, ahead of its previous target. AES's Fluence joint venture with Siemens is a global leader in energy storage technologies. Founded in 1981 as Applied Energy Services, AES is led by President and CEO Andrés Gluski (since 2011) and employs approximately 10,500 people worldwide.
Rosemead CA Southern California Edison utility (NYSE: EIX) ~$17.6B FY2024 revenue; Jan 2025 LA wildfire liability exposure, $35B+ 2025-2028 capital plan, competing with SDG&E and facing CPUC wildfire scrutiny.
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Edison International is a Rosemead, California-based regulated electric utility holding company — publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: EIX) as an S&P 500 Utilities component — providing electric service to approximately 15 million people across 50,000 square miles of Central and Southern California (excluding Los Angeles proper, served by LA Department of Water and Power) through subsidiary Southern California Edison (SCE) through approximately 14,000 employees. In fiscal year 2024, Edison International reported revenues of approximately $17.6 billion, generating regulated utility earnings from SCE's distribution and transmission rate base as the company executed California's energy transition — transitioning SCE's generation portfolio from natural gas to wind, solar, and battery storage under California's 100% clean electricity mandate. The January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires — the most destructive fires in LA history, destroying 12,000+ structures in the Altadena and Pacific Palisades areas — created immediate wildfire liability exposure for Edison International as SCE equipment investigations focused on whether SCE infrastructure contributed to fire ignition during extreme Santa Ana wind conditions, with potential liabilities estimated in the billions of dollars that threatened to exceed SCE's insurance coverage and stress Edison International's balance sheet. CEO Pedro Pizarro has led SCE's proactive wildfire risk reduction program (Wildfire Mitigation Plan — deploying 8,000+ weather stations, 440+ HD cameras, 80+ situational awareness cameras, advanced Public Safety Power Shutoff protocols, and system hardening across high fire-risk areas) as the central regulatory and investor narrative for Edison following the 2017-2018 California wildfire liability cycle that nearly broke Pacific Gas and Electric.
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