Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has today moved to Weather Warning in preparation for high winds that are forecast to impact its north of Scotland network region on Friday this week.
SSEN's Managing Director, Colin Nicol, spoke at today's Utility Week Congress on 'delivering in the public interest'. Colin reflects on network operators' pivotal role in the transition to a decarbonised electricity system and low-carbon economy.
The weather statistics are in for September now and the month was a fraction colder than average, ending a spell of five months with above average temperatures...
Works by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to upgrade and strengthen the power supply to homes and businesses in Reading area are reaching the next phase...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is urging customers living and working in the north of Scotland and central southern England to report damage and suspicious activity around its electricity network to help ensure the safety of the local community.
The energy regulator has hailed the ‘exceptional performance’ of Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks’ My Electric Avenue project, awarding the network operator a discretionary reward of £300,000 from its Low Carbon Networks Fund.
Artificial intelligence could help predict and prevent power cuts before they happen using new technology being developed by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks in collaboration with UK Power Networks.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has returned to business as usual for its central southern England network following the impact of Storm Bronagh.
