This week Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is holding two stakeholder engagement events in Portsmouth and Bournemouth and is calling upon all those interested in shaping southern England’s energy future to sign up.
The project to create a ‘memory garden’ for people in Dunblane received a welcome boost recently when Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks staff lent a hand to clear trees and bushes from the site.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is inviting residents, businesses and stakeholders to attend an engagement event on 24 September 2019, to learn more about its multi-million pound upgrade of the electricity infrastructure serving Fleet and Camberley...
When local electricity lines were accidentally brought down, power was interrupted to one of our customers who was in the process of hatching 50 chicks. Thankfully, SSEN engineers were on hand to help and made sure his incubator still had electricity when they worked to restore supplies.
Funding from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is set to help twenty-two local community groups across central southern England to build their resilience and tackle issues of vulnerability...
SSEN's South Caledonia region has run up a total of £700 for Penumbra, the charity which offers mental health and wellbeing support across the country.
As a responsible business Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is committed to acting sustainably, and is actively supporting the UK’s net zero climate ambitions. SSEN is proud to have participated in the first ever Greenfest this weekend working with communities to support local solutions to a global problem...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has been at this year’s London Mela to distribute advice on how it helps care for its customers throughout their lifetime...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is to hold a series of stakeholder engagement events over the coming weeks across its central southern England distribution patch...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is hosting three consultation events during September to seek feedback on its proposals to replace one of two subsea electricity cables supplying Orkney.
