Thousands of homes and businesses in Shetland will benefit from a more resilient power supply, thanks to a multi-million pound programme of investment in the local electricity distribution network.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is investing £520,000 to boost the resilience and strength of the power supply for residents and business owners in a Hampshire Village.
Funding from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks’ (SSEN) Resilient Communities Fund has made it possible for a South West Wiltshire based volunteer group to help hundreds of local residents who were shielding during lockdown and continue to be affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
A £150,000 package of maintenance and improvements work is being carried out across a section of Maidenhead’s electricity infrastructure this month by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN).
SSEN's Danielle Arthur is swapping her hi-viz, hard hat and steel toe-caps for a more leisurely tartan skirt and trainers this weekend as she steps out on a 26-mile Virtual Kiltwalk around Stonehaven to raise funds for NSPCC Scotland.
The village of Sydenham is ready for winter following the completion of works by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to upgrade the local infrastructure and boost the resilience of the area’s power supply...
A £250k project to upgrade the local electricity infrastructure between Inverness and the communities in Dores, Duntelchaig and Achnabat is now under way.
Following a full and inclusive recruitment process, SSE has appointed Chris Burchell as the new Managing Director for its electricity distribution business, SSEN Distribution. He will succeed Colin Nicol who, earlier this year, announced his intention to leave SSE in April 2021.
Communities in and around Fort William and Corran will benefit from a £630,000 upgrade to their local electricity network as Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks invests in the West Highlands.
