Our Resilient Communities Fund was set up in 2014 and is designed to help local community groups, charities and not-for-profit organisations improve their resilience. One such group is Surrey Search and Rescue, which has received over £51,000 since the fund started.
Project members from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) were on hand to cheer on Primary 7 pupils at Gledfield and Edderton Primary schools at a national electric car building competition at the weekend
Teams from SSEN’s Portsmouth and Petersfield depots swopped their hi-vis for the high seas recently to take part in the annual Portsmouth Dragon Boat Festival, raising £1,142 for the Petersfield branch of FitzRoy, the charity which is dedicated to improving the lives of those with learning disabilities.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has published its 2016/17 Visual Impact of Scottish Transmission Assets (VISTA) review which recommends ten sites to be put forward for a £500m fund administered by the electricity and gas markets regulator, Ofgem, to mitigate the impact of existing electricity infrastructure on the visual amenity of nationally designated landscapes.
Electrical safety has been at the heart of the learning experience this year for pupils from Milne’s Primary School in Fochabers, Moray. The children welcomed SSEN to the classroom and took to pen and paper to thank the team for their visit.
A team of volunteers from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) swopped their day jobs and went back to school recently when they helped Acorns Community Preschool in Totton.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has returned to business-as-usual status after heavy rain and strong winds swept across central southern England over the course of the last 48hrs.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is pleased to announce the opening of its £285,000 Resilient Communities Fund across central southern England, with up to £20,000 available to charities and local groups who wish to undertake a resilience project to help protect their communities in the event of an emergency...
Communities in SSEN's north of Scotland network area are reminded that grant-funding of up to £20,000 is available from its Resilient Communities Fund. The deadline for applications is Thursday 15 June.
Following two recent incidents in the north of Scotland, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is urging people to play safe near power lines and electrical equipment.
