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Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has released 37 new flexibility zones across its network areas to help support electricity system security and resilience in a cost-effective and efficient manner...
A major upgrade project at one of the main substations in Montrose is now complete, making the local electricity network serving 4,500 homes and businesses more robust, resilient and less susceptible to power cuts.
A £711,000 upgrade project by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) to improve the strength and efficiency of power supplies to several villages across Dorset has been completed on time and to budget.
SSEN Distribution’s new transformer at Stockinish substation is not only bringing a more robust and resilient power supply to around 500 homes and businesses in South Harris, the £500k project is also ensuring the local electricity network is primed to support the local community’s journey to net zero.
Our Customer Contact Centre workers are the first point of contact for customers reporting a power cut. In this short article we'll meet Kayleigh Menmuir from our Perth centre, learn more about the work she does and the changes she and her colleagues are making to ensure everyone stays safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
If you’re a SSEN customer and experiencing a power cut, chances are Cheryl Ross will be dispatching the engineer to solve the issue and get your lights back on.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN), working through the Open Networks project, has led industry-wide efforts to standardise the connection contracts offered by Distribution Network Operators (DNOs). This will improve the experience of engaging with the energy system for flexibility providers, support best practice across Great Britain and unlock liquidity in local energy markets...
Following a power cut at the end of last year, residents in the Highland community of Aberchalder had been getting their power from SSEN’s mobile generation. But now, with the completion of a recent network upgrade by the company, this small village near Fort Augustus is once more back on the main grid.
Our SSEN line workers are some of our most critical employees, on the frontline every day, fixing faults on the power network. Here, we see how Linesman, Jamie Sainsbury is helping to keep power flowing for customers during the coronavirus outbreak...
A project to replace the submarine electricity cable connecting the Isle of Jura to Tayvallich in Argyll is now complete, following a cable fault in November.
