Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is investing half a million pounds to boost the power supply to a market town in south east Hampshire...
The Member of Parliament for New Forest Dr Julian Lewis MP has tabled an Early Day Motion commending Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks and its Priority Services Register, following his visit to network operator’s depot in his constituency last year...
As Wiltshire Search and Rescue reflects on one of its busiest year on record, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is proud to have been able to assist their endeavours through funding to enable them to purchase their newest 4x4 vehicle...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has today launched its ‘Not Worth The Risk’ campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of tampering with and altering electricity supplies...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has secured funding of £343,000 from Ofgem’s Network Innovation Allowance (NIA), to deliver a project that will support knowledge sharing between network operators and stakeholders in the energy system, liaising with the Scottish Government to help deliver Scotland’s ambitious decarbonisation targets...
Improvement works by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to boost the power supply to over 17,000 customers in a Hampshire market town will be entering its second and final phase at the end of January...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has teamed up with the UK’s leader in food delivery to enhance its welfare provision to customers during adverse weather and power cuts...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has this morning returned to business as usual for its central southern England electricity network following the impact of yesterday’s high winds.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) yesterday welcomed representatives from Mitsubishi Research Institute (MRI) and Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) based in Japan, to Project LEO to discuss the opportunities presented by electric vehicles (EVs) for the transition to net zero carbon emissions...
Following the impact of Storm Brendan, which caused widespread disruption across much of Scotland yesterday, SSEN has returned to business as usual for its north of Scotland electricity network.
