Southern California Edison files $2.575 billion shelf

By Ted A. Knutson

Washington, March 30 - Southern California Edison Co. filed a $2.575 billion shelf in an S-3 registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The shelf allows the company to issue debt securities, $100 cumulative preferred stock, cumulative preferred stock, units, preference stock, first and refunding mortgage bonds, guarantees and convertibles.

The Rosemead, Calif.-based energy company said proceeds from offerings authorized by the shelf would be used to pay back debt, to finance construction and for other general corporate purposes.

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