Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is preparing its teams to respond to a period of high winds and heavy rain that are forecast to impact Scotland on Thursday.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks will be carrying out essential emergency repairs to its underground low voltage network in Aberdeen this weekend. The works will take place on the southbound approach to the Garthdee roundabout on the A90.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has restored power to over 22,500 customers in its central southern England network region following the impact of Storm Emma and recent severe weather conditions. The network operator is now operating as normal for the region.
Almost a quarter of a million pounds in funding is being distributed by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks to help communities in central southern England become more resilient in emergency situations and prepare for possible winter storms and flooding...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is donating £2,000 towards Inspire’s ‘Sparkles Ball’ to help the charity fund its rescheduled event next month.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is preparing for a period of adverse weather that may cause disruption to supplies across its central southern England and north of Scotland electricity distribution networks throughout the course of tomorrow (Wednesday)...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has returned to business as usual following the gale-force winds that affected its electricity distribution networks across central southern England in the early hours of this morning.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has restored power to over 22,000 customers in its central southern England network region following damage caused by Storm Eleanor. It has now returned to business as usual operation for the region.
SSEN regularly monitors weather patterns throughout the year to ensure we have the resources and equipment in place to deal with any weather related damage to our electricity networks. As we approach the weekend and into the New Year, there are a number of weather fronts that could result in high winds across the country, which may result in damage to our network with the potential for disruption to supplies.
