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Edison International — Merrill Lynch Power & Gas Leaders Conference 2007

17 slides from Edison International's conference presentation, Sep 25, 2007

  1. Slide 1: Merrill Lynch Power & Gas Leaders Conference

    Exhibit 99.1 Merrill John EDISON Bryson, Lynch INTERNATIONAL® Chairman, Power & Gas Chief Leaders Executive Conference Officer September and President 26, 2007

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements

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  3. Slide 3: Use of Non-GAAP Financial Measures

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  4. Slide 4: Our Business

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  5. Slide 5: Our Value Proposition

    Our Value Strong Low-cost Visible Valuable Increasing Attractive Earnings Merrill 4 EDISON utility earnings Lynch business growth coal-based and Proposition capacity platform Power sustainable and and positions values cash competitive financial &with INTERNATIONAL® Gas flow growth for earning Leader

  6. Slide 6: Growth Strategies

    Growthprincipally Southern Driven Transmission Distribution Generation Energy Edison Optimize Investments Renewables Gas-fired Advanced Merrill 5 EDISON Mission Lynch efficiency Strategies California business generation fossil –led emphasize: diversify -meeting -system Power system Group by fuel –by

  7. Slide 7: Financial Objectives and Funding Strategies

    Financial Funding Investments Operating Cash Focus Credit Southern A Edison BB Targeting Dividend Parent SCE 1 6 rating rating and on Merrill EDISON on Objectives1 financing Mission Senior metrics hand, Growth Edison California organic Strategies Policy increases annual metrics cashPower Lynch opera

  8. Slide 8: Earnings Reconciliation

    Earnings Reconciliation 2007 Core EIX Non-Core Southern Edison Total 1 2 Merrill 7 SeeHolding 2007 EDISONEPS1 Guidance Core $Non-Core use non-core Mission 2.70 Lynch Guidance California of Items2 EPS -non-GAAP Company $Power of Effective 3.10 $Group Items items Core 3.05 Edison $&(0.35) INTERNATIONA

  9. Slide 9: Investment Drivers in an Evolving System

    Investment System Evolving California Regional Implications Transmission Transmission, Edison investment Tehachapi Conversion SCE 1 Merrill 8 LA,is - Riverside, EDISON Infrastructure leading SmartConnectTM Lynch growth reliability air and renewable and Driver of quality for and transforming Power di

  10. Slide 10: SCE Regulatory Framework

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  11. Slide 11: SCE Forecast Rate Base Growth

    SCE Forecast 12+% $ $21 $10.9 2006 $20.4 2009 Approved Rate 1 and Corporation Merrill EDISON 10Billions Includes regulatory $18 base -2010 2007 $11.7 $17.6 Compound Rate Lynch $15 SCE INTERNATIONAL® growth Future impact 2008 2011 Base $14.5 Commission $12 Rate Power approvals. Growth $9 Regulatory p

  12. Slide 12: SCE Proposed Capital Spending Forecast

    SCE Proposed $5 $4.2$4.0 2007 Forecast Edison Generation Transmission Distribution Current $ CPUC FERC Total1 Five-year 1 expected denial Merrill EDISON 11Billions % Subject $4–2008 $3 may Rate 17.3 Growth Rate Project SmartConnectTM Lynch Forecast by $2 $3.9 to INTERNATIONAL® Five-Year to spending

  13. Slide 13: EMG Growth Platforms

    EMG Washington California Nebraska Wyoming Utah Oklahoma Nevada Texas Iowa Minnesota (Pipeline) Wisconsin Illinois Pennsylvania Maine New Maryland West Operating Coal Natural Other 9,500 Wind Under MW Pipeline2 Turbines 1 Data 2 12 Natural % York as Mexico 5,613 1,884 40 7,537 Virginia Merrill EDISO

  14. Slide 14: EMG Wind Development Process

    Local Process EMG Initial Land PPA Permitting Turbine Confirm Construction 161 Financing Operation Merrill EDISON 13 MW origination rights -or meteorological Wind Lynch Steps procurement Independent meteorological Wind INTERNATIONAL® and Development Power Farm and start-up negotiations Wildorado, &D

  15. Slide 15: EMG Natural Gas and Thermal Opportunities

    EMGbe Natural Thermal Walnut Potential Will Some Assets IGCC Carson Joint Confirming Other Merrill EDISON 14 Venture -opportunities regions with complement Thermal Lynch Hydrogen Creek selective Gas-Fired development acquisitions INTERNATIONAL® Carbon project with showing and Power Growth and Projec

  16. Slide 16: Our Shareholder Value Proposition

    Our Shareholder Attractive Southern Demonstrated Among Favorable Strong Commitment Incentive Edison Merrill EDISON 15 growth Mission people Lynch the California INTERNATIONAL® compensation business market best toPower need committed pipeline Group long-term domestic Value conditions portfolio for Ed

  17. Slide 17: Merrill Lynch Power & Gas Leaders Conference

    Merrill Lynch EDISON 16 INTERNATIONAL® Power & Gas Leaders Conference

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