On Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has pledged its commitment to drive positive action on disability inclusion by joining The Valuable 500.
A grant from SSEN’s Resilient Communities Fund is helping Highland Senior Citizens’ Network (HSCN) ensure that elderly people who don’t have a computer or smartphone can still keep in touch with the latest help and advice during the coronavirus pandemic.
Children across Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks’ Wessex region are being encouraged to take part in the distribution operator’s interactive learning programme while they’re home schooling due to the coronavirus outbreak...
While SSEN’s linesmen are on the frontline every day, they need a strong team behind them to make sure that the PPE and electrical equipment they need to carry out their role is available.
Simon Yorke and Gary Cook work in the SSEN’s Thames Valley stores, providing a vital link and service to their colleagues in the field.
Ross Mitchell is part of SSEN's dedicated team of critical workers on the frontline who are continuing to focus on providing a safe, reliable and resilient supply of electricity.
Looking after the welfare of the 24 staff who maintain the electricity network that keeps the power flowing to Shetland’s 14,000 homes and businesses is the job of Rosie Doull, SSEN’s Internal Resource Manager on the island.
A friendly phone call can make a real difference at the best of times, even more so during the coronavirus pandemic, and members of SSEN’s Connections teams are joining colleagues from across the business to offer a ‘friendly ear’ to over-75s on the Priority Services Register.
Continuing our series of stories looking at roles our critical workers are playing in keeping the power flowing to essential services across the country, we’re profiling Taylor Linich, a Mechanical Fitter at Loch Carnan Power Station on South Uist, off the west coast of Scotland.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has secured funding from Ofgem’s Network Innovation Allowance (NIA), to deliver the £320,000 Local Electric Vehicle Energy Loop (LEVEL) project.
Staying home and safe is the contribution everyone can make to support the effort in tackling the spread of coronavirus. Here we talk to Customer Relationship Manager, Bryan Puszkar about how he's helping SSENs customers to stay safe at home...
