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A major project which will make the power supplies to over 700 properties in Maud, New Deer and New Blyth more robust, resilient and reliable is under way.
As farmers embark on a busy harvest season, SSEN Distribution is teaming up with the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs to raise awareness of the serious, potentially fatal, consequences of striking an overhead power line when out in the fields.
The electricity network serving Gisla on the Isle of Lewis is set for a £1.4m upgrade, making power supplies more robust, resilient, and less susceptible to power cuts.
SSEN Distribution’s South Caledonia region has been offering a glimpse into the work that goes on behind the scenes as its teams work hard to provide a safe, responsive and reliable electricity network.
Homes and businesses in the Clepington Road area of Dundee are set to benefit from an improved power supply as work to upgrade the local electricity infrastructure kicks off later this month.
SSEN Distribution, the company behind the overhead lines, underground cables and substations that power Orkney, has noticed an increase in the number of incidents where kites have come into contact with their equipment over the past 12 months.
A £250k project to upgrade Inverurie town centre’s electricity network will improve the reliability of supplies for around 1,800 properties and support the local community’s role in the wider drive to net zero.
