Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is looking to boost the resilience of its west London communities, as it encourages residents to sign up for free additional services to help them with energy efficiency, money saving measures and assistance in the event of power cuts...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Network (SSEN) Distribution has utilised the National Chargepoint Registry data to map out chargepoint availability within the Power Track app. The Power Track app allows users to report and view live power cut information, in addition to local public electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints. By combining power cut and key chargepoint information, EV owners will be guided to locations to charge their cars if there is a power cut...
SSEN is preparing for a period of unsettled weather across its central southern England patch from early evening on Wednesday through to late Thursday (10–11 March)...
A £700,000 project to upgrade and strengthen the electricity network for almost 700 customers in Abernethy is progressing well and is on schedule to be completed early next month.
SSEN Distribution has issued a weather warning in preparation for another period of unsettled weather which could impact the electricity network in the north of Scotland this weekend.
With the north of Scotland battered by high winds, freezing temperatures and significant snowfall this past week, and with further unsettled conditions on the horizon, SSEN's Director of Operations, Mark Rough, comments on collaboration being critical to keep the power flowing to local communities.
Braemar Mountain Rescue’s specialist equipment and expertise have been helping teams from SSEN Distribution repair power lines damaged by the recent heavy snow falls in the Ballater area.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks is trialling innovative technology across central southern England to ‘predict’ and prevent power cuts, using Distribution Fault Anticipation systems work to identify network faults before they interrupt customers’ power supplies...
