The utility has noted multiple irregularities, but maintains there is no evidence its equipment sparked the destructive Eaton fire.

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Edison International’s utility said it is looking at whether a decommissioned power line started the Eaton wildfire as part of a probe into the cause of the blaze that razed more than 9,000 structures near Los Angeles.

"The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and SCE continues to cooperate with authorities," the utility agency wrote.

The utility company said its equipment likely caused the fire but that an investigation is continuing and that they are cooperating with authorities.

In a required filing with state utility regulators, SCE stated it believes its equipment may be associated with the ignition of the Hurst Fire which broke out on Jan. 8.