Teams based at SSEN’s Portsmouth and Petersfield depots recently responded to an ‘emergency’ call of a very different kind, when the production team behind hit BBC TV programme DIY SOS contacted them to ask for an electricity meter to be moved.
Funding from Scottish and Southern Electricity Network’s Resilient Communities Fund has given the Oxfordshire Lowland Search and Rescue the green light to purchase a new Incident Control Vehicle...
Ask any psychologist and they’ll tell you that key to a strong, healthy relationship is good communication. At Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks, one of our key commitments is putting our customers at the heart of all we do and that means using relevant and regular communications...
Employees from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks have given Maggie’s Centre in Inverness a helping hand by volunteering to kick start a garden project.
The Scottish Hydro Electric Community Trust is inviting applications for financial support to connect to the electricity network in the north of Scotland.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is using innovative, state-of-the art Smart Barriers to help blind and visually-impaired people stay safe around its essential excavations.
Children from Milne’s Primary School in Fochabers took part in a drama workshop to learn how to be safe and more resilient during bad weather and emergency situations.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is trialling a scheme to raise awareness on how it can help its most vulnerable customers in the event of a power cut...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is urging communities in the north of Scotland to apply for grant-funding of up to £20,000 as it reopens its Resilient Communities Fund.
