Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) will be showcasing its most exciting innovation projects at this year’s Low Carbon Networks & Innovation (LCNI) Conference (30-31 October), at the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has today announced that it has placed its first economically viable Constraint Managed Zone (CMZ) contracts, for a total of 6MW worth of services on the Isle of Islay...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is inviting industry stakeholders to take part in interactive workshops to support the transformation of energy networks to becoming smarter, more flexible and cost effective.
Shirley Warren Primary School has been given £1,300 worth of technical equipment from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to support its computer studies programme...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has launched an updated website for its ground breaking Local Energy Oxfordshire project, which is one of most ambitious, wide-ranging, innovative and holistic smart grid trials ever conducted in the UK...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is delighted to have won the Outstanding Contribution to Health, Safety and the Environment award at this year’s National Skills Academy for Power Conference, for its ‘Influencing Behaviours’ programme...
SSEN Managing Director, Colin Nicol, writes about SSEN's partnership with the Scottish Government, Transport Scotland and SP Energy Networks to ensure access to electric vehicle charging networks and provide the electricity infrastructure needed to support it.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has joined the Scottish Government, Transport Scotland and SP Energy Networks to lead the charge on EV infrastructure with a £7.5m strategic partnership announced today.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks’ project to replace one of the two electricity subsea cables connecting Bute and Cumbrae is now complete, with new additional fault detection technology set to be installed in the coming months.
The Western Isles and Skye are some of the first places in Great Britain being used to test what will be the biggest change in how electricity is distributed in over 100 years.
