Communities in and around Wick are set to benefit from a two-part project to strengthen the local electricity network, reducing the risk of power cuts this winter and for many years to come.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is extending its support to communities and customers during the coronavirus outbreak with a donation of £40,000 to Citizens Advice...
Our teams are carrying out critical work on the overhead lines between Fort Augustus and Drumnadrochit, an investment project which will help to make the local electricity network more resilient and reduce the risk of power cuts this winter and for many years to come.
A grant from SSEN’s Resilient Communities Fund is helping Highland Senior Citizens’ Network (HSCN) ensure that elderly people who don’t have a computer or smartphone can still keep in touch with the latest help and advice during the coronavirus pandemic.
Children across Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks’ Wessex region are being encouraged to take part in the distribution operator’s interactive learning programme while they’re home schooling due to the coronavirus outbreak...
With the increased reliance on online communication during the coronavirus pandemic, Jordan Fay and her colleagues in SSEN’s Digital team are a key part of the company’s strategy to keep its customers informed.
As some garden centres and DIY stores reopen in time for the May Bank Holiday, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is reminding its customers to exercise some caution when undertaking larger projects in the home and garden...
A multi-million pound investment by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to future-proof a significant section of its South East network is to restart after being temporarily halted due to the coronavirus pandemic...
As farmers begin harvesting their various crops over the coming weeks and months, SSEN is urging everyone across the agricultural industry to stay safe and ‘Look out, look up!’ when working near overhead power lines and poles.
