SSEN has this morning returned to business as usual following Storm Francis, and a prolonged period of high winds across its central southern England electricity network...
SSEN is issuing a weather warning for customers across central southern England as Storm Francis is expected to bring strong winds, potentially heavy rainfall and infrequent lightning...
SSEN engineers started work this month between Cassley and Rhiconich to upgrade and strengthen the local electricity network serving around 900 properties in Durness, Rhiconich, Kinlochbervie, Scourie, Kylesku, Achfary and Overscaig.
SSEN is issuing a weather warning for its customers across central southern England, as adverse weather continues to move across the south of the country this afternoon and through the weekend...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has this morning moved to Yellow Alert in response to continued unsettled weather conditions in the north of Scotland.
Homes and businesses in the North-West Highlands will receive an upgrade to their power supplies ahead of winter, as Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks carries out a £330k, two-week refurbishment to the local electricity network.
SSEN has issued a weather warning in preparation for a period of unsettled weather which could impact its electricity network in the north of Scotland on Sunday 5 July.
Five Wiltshire villages to the west of Lyneham are to benefit from a £1 million investment in their local electricity infrastructure, as Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) works to build a resilient and strong power supply for residents and business owners across the area...
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...
