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SSEN has today issued a weather warning in preparation for Storm Arwen which could impact its electricity network in central southern England this Saturday 27 November...
SSEN Distribution’s upgrade to electricity supplies in the Ardnamurchan peninsula is progressing well, with the installation of three new power cables under Loch Linnhe, from Bunree to Ardgour, due to be completed early next year.
It's day two of our three-part spotlight on our Data and Analytics team, who use analytics and machine learning to support our low carbon and sustainability strategies.
This week we’re spotlighting our Data and Analytics team who use analytics and machine learning to support our low carbon and sustainability strategies.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is working with the Hindu Council UK and calling on residents across its Thames Valley region to sign up to its Priority Services Register (PSR) to receive extra support during power cuts, and find out more about energy efficiency and money saving measures...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has joined the charity Talkback UK in hosting an information session to help adults with autism or learning disabilities through the free, additional services the distribution operator can offer in the event of a power cut...
As world leaders prepare to gather in Glasgow to progress action in tackling climate change, SSEN Distribution has launched a specially developed website...
As part of its project to upgrade electricity supplies for communities on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula, SSEN Distribution will be installing cable ducts under the A861 at the start of next month. For the safety of road-users and staff on site, this section of the road will be temporarily closed when work is under way.
New funding announced by SSEN Distribution and SSEN Transmission will help 29 community groups across the north of Scotland and central southern England to build local resilience and protect vulnerable community members.
