With the nation currently in lockdown in response to the coronavirus outbreak, a spot of gardening is often a popular way to get fresh air while still sticking to the Government’s social distancing guidelines.
And while SSEN is aware that most people will be gardening on a small scale, it also wants to highlight the potential dangers of striking an underground cable when working on larger projects.
If you’re a SSEN customer and experiencing a power cut, chances are Cheryl Ross will be dispatching the engineer to solve the issue and get your lights back on.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN), working through the Open Networks project, has led industry-wide efforts to standardise the connection contracts offered by Distribution Network Operators (DNOs). This will improve the experience of engaging with the energy system for flexibility providers, support best practice across Great Britain and unlock liquidity in local energy markets...
Following a power cut at the end of last year, residents in the Highland community of Aberchalder had been getting their power from SSEN’s mobile generation. But now, with the completion of a recent network upgrade by the company, this small village near Fort Augustus is once more back on the main grid.
Our SSEN line workers are some of our most critical employees, on the frontline every day, fixing faults on the power network. Here, we see how Linesman, Jamie Sainsbury is helping to keep power flowing for customers during the coronavirus outbreak...
Upgrade works by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to improve and strengthen the resilience of Chichester’s electricity infrastructure are now due to be completed by mid-April after recent flooding caused part of the works to be postponed...
Over the last year, contact centre staff from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks’ offices in central southern England have been fundraising for their chosen charity, Rowans Hospice...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks’ engineers have encountered challenging conditions as they work to upgrade and strengthen the resilience of the electricity network serving a village in Berkshire...
With over 161,000 customers already signed up to its Priority Services Register, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is encouraging more of its Thames Valley customers, who may need extra support during a power cut, to find out how they could benefit from the free additional service...
