SSEN has today issued a Weather Warning in preparation for a period of unsettled weather which could impact its electricity network in the north of Scotland on Thursday and Friday this week.
Teams from SSEN are carrying out critical work on the overhead power lines around Dalwhinnie, an investment project which will strengthen the local electricity network and reduce the risk of power cuts this winter and for many years to come.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is investing £1.3 million to upgrade a significant section of its network in Bournemouth, future-proofing the power supply for residents and business owners...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has joined with the National Farmers’ Union, sharing practical advice to help farmers and contractors avoid potential incidents and accidents related to power supplies during the busiest time in the farming calendar...
Homes and businesses in the north of Dundee are set to benefit from a £825,000 investment by SSEN, as the city’s Lyndhurst substation undergoes a major refurbishment.
A £245,000 investment by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to improve and strengthen the resilience of the electricity network serving a Hampshire village has now been completed to budget...
As we’ve shown over previous weeks, our workers are continuing to deliver critical works to keep the power flowing and support the country in the response to the coronavirus crisis. One such project is the £8.4 million programme of works to upgrade and future-proof the power supply for over 10,000 customers in Petersfield and Fernhurst...
While some primary pupils have returned to the classroom, others continue to learn from home and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is encouraging those who live in the Ridgeway region to take part in the distribution operator’s interactive learning programme...
Following the distribution of over £320,000 to local communities through SSEN's Resilient Communities Fund, SSEN Managing Director, Colin Nicol, talks about SSEN's role in empowering communities to tackle coronavirus challenges.
SSEN is investing £440,000 to boost the resilience and strength of the power supply in the Somerset town of Frome and the villages of Rode, Berkley and Woolverton...
