Living and working on the remote island of Jura, located off the west coast of Scotland, Ross Rozga is a full-time gamekeeper who is also a vital part of SSEN’s commitment to keeping the power flowing for his local community.
The second stage of the £375,000 investment by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is under way to improve and strengthen the resilience of the electricity network serving the Berkshire village of Ball Hill...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is set to invest a further £1.5 million in Winchester’s electricity infrastructure, boosting the resilience and strength of the power supply for residents and business owners...
SSEN is prepared for a brief period of high winds and heavy rainfall, with the potential for limited disruption to its central southern England electricity distribution network...
Work is under way in the Hampshire town, as Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks invests £1.1m to upgrade the local electricity infrastructure serving over 38,000 homes and businesses...
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 (SSEN) today publishes new research on the uptake of low carbon technologies (LCTs) required to put the UK on the road to net zero. Examining the expected changes in SSEN’s two distribution areas in the south of England and north of Scotland, the data reveals electric vehicle ownership will increase from 44,000 to 5m in these two areas alone...
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...
