The “future energy scenario analysis” study undertaken by REGEN, commissioned by Scottish Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN), has mapped out the potential impact on SSEN’s licence area of meeting the UK’s climate change commitments.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Distribution recently attended U3A (The University of the Third Age) Elgin and District to promote SSEN’s free Priority Services Register.
Following the recent approval of reinforcements to the Fort Augustus substation by The Highland Council, SSEN Transmission is inviting local residents and businesses along to an information session next week to learn more about the forthcoming works.
The Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust is inviting applications for financial support to connect to the electricity network in the north of Scotland.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has today issued a Weather Warning in preparation for a period of wet and windy weather which could impact its electricity network in the north of Scotland on Friday and overnight into Saturday.
Employees from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks visited the village of Spynie, near Elgin to spread the word about its Priority Services Register and the extra support it provides customers in advance of and during a power cut.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has achieved two service industry standards, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to providing its customers with the highest standards of service.
SSEN Transmission is conducting a final round of consultation to present its proposed design for Finstown substation in advance of submitting a planning application for the development.
SSEN Transmission has submitted planning applications for a new substation at Dalchork and the installation of new overhead lines between there and the existing substation at Loch Buidhe.
