Julie Walker, Social Obligations Manager at Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks, talks about how the organisation has focused on getting to know its customers to ensure they are getting the support they need.
Last year, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks recorded over 140 farm related incidents on its network in the north of Scotland and central southern England. Watch the video for some valuable safety advice.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is urging customers to report any damage to the electricity network they may come across, and to stay safe around fallen or damaged power lines.
Looking after our network assets is vital to ensuring a safe and reliable supply of electricity for our customers, and everyone working with SSEN has a part to play.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is urging communities across central southern England to apply for grant-funding of up to £20,000 from its Resilient Communities Fund before the closing date this coming Sunday, 13 August.
It's that time of year when tropical storms become more frequent which can impact our weather too. Find out what we can expect for the month of August by reading SSEN's Weather Watch...
‘Look up, look out’ is the message to local farmers from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) as it attends agricultural shows in the north of Scotland to raise awareness of the possible dangers of working near wooden electricity poles and overhead power lines.
An eager band of volunteers from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks' Strategic Investment team swopped their plans, schedules, tools and maps for a day to make a difference at the local wolf sanctuary...
