Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Transmission (SSEN Transmission) has resubmitted to the energy regulator, Ofgem, its investment case (Needs Case) for the proposed transmission link to Shetland.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has secured funding of £343,000 from Ofgem’s Network Innovation Allowance (NIA), to deliver a project that will support knowledge sharing between network operators and stakeholders in the energy system, liaising with the Scottish Government to help deliver Scotland’s ambitious decarbonisation targets...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has this morning returned to business as usual for its central southern England electricity network following the impact of yesterday’s high winds.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) yesterday welcomed representatives from Mitsubishi Research Institute (MRI) and Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) based in Japan, to Project LEO to discuss the opportunities presented by electric vehicles (EVs) for the transition to net zero carbon emissions...
Following the impact of Storm Brendan, which caused widespread disruption across much of Scotland yesterday, SSEN has returned to business as usual for its north of Scotland electricity network.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks staff will be working throughout the Christmas period, to make sure the network delivers the electricity that customers need for a warm, safe and happy Christmas...
Colleagues from our Elgin Depot have lent Keith Community Council a festive helping hand by volunteering to put up the town’s Christmas lights for the third year in a row.
Engineers from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) have been hailed for ‘saving Christmas’ this year in Dunoon by stepping in to install the town’s Christmas lights.
Power line specialists working on the Inner Hebridean island of Jura tackled plastic pollution on the island’s beach following the recent death of a stag found entangled in plastic tape.
Ballater is once again aglow with festive cheer following the official switch-on of this year’s Christmas lights, with local engineers from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks lending a hand to make sure the power behind the lights is safe and secure.
