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SSE full-year results 2013

We have published our full-year results statement for 2012/13. The statement provides an update on each of our reportable segments - Wholesale, Retail and Networks.

You can read the statement using the link to the right, or watch the webcast again using the link below.

Full-year results 2013

22 May 2013

SSE plc has today published its full-year results statement for 2012/13. The statement provides an update on each of SSE's reportable segments - Wholesale, Retail and Networks.

Share price

 

Next dividend payment

25.2p a share on 22 March 2013
Dividend information page » 

Doing business responsibly

We don’t seek to maximise profitability in any one year but to maintain and develop a sustainable business that serves customers, employs people and pays dividends over the long term.

What we do

Engineer wearing a hard hat

We are one of the UK's largest generators of electricity with over 13,000MW of generation capacity in total (UK and Ireland) from the most diverse portfolio of power stations.

Providing energy and utility services

We provide services from street lighting maintenance to gas storage and telecoms networks, all designed to help customers from large local authorities to householders meet their energy and utility needs.

Generation

Wind turbines next to lake.

SSE has the greatest diversity in fuels for generating electricity among UK generators.

2012 AGM

We held our 2012 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday 26 July 2012 at 12 noon in Bournemouth. At the AGM all of the resolutions put to the meeting were passed by shareholders on a poll.

 

Annual report

Annual report 2012

Our latest annual report

 

Share price

 

Next dividend payment

25.2p a share on 22 March 2013
Dividend information page » 

Serving our communities

Our first commitment is to ensure energy supplies are safe and reliable. But we also provide real, practical support which we hope will bring lasting benefit to communities in a number of ways.

Clyde Community Investment Fund

Clyde has the largest wind farm Community Investment Fund in Scotland which is expected to be worth around £22million (£875,000 a year for the lifetime of the wind farm).

SSE full-year results 2013

We have published our full-year results statement for 2012/13. The statement provides an update on each of our reportable segments - Wholesale, Retail and Networks.

You can read the statement using the link to the right, or watch the webcast again using the link below.

Full-year results 2013

22 May 2013

SSE plc has today published its full-year results statement for 2012/13. The statement provides an update on each of SSE's reportable segments - Wholesale, Retail and Networks.

Share price

 

Next dividend payment

25.2p a share on 22 March 2013
Dividend information page » 

  • Our Apprenticeship Programmes

    We're one of the most diverse energy companies in the industry, with a range of different businesses serving different purposes. We have opportunities for you to join as an Apprentice in Power Station Operations, Gas Service and Gas Installation, Mechanical and Electrical Contracting, and our Power Systems business.

    Whichever Apprenticeship you choose, you'll have the opportunity to achieve a Modern Apprentice qualification, City & Guilds Technical Certificate and NVQ (or SVQ in Scotland) level 2 and 3. You will learn new skills that will help you build a successful career in the industry.

    Our preference is for candidates who are just starting out on an apprenticeship although there may be times when we choose someone who is part way through their qualifications to meet business needs.

    Most of our Apprenticeships take four years to complete. The majority of apprentices attend college on a block release arrangement which helps you progress more quickly and gives you valuable support. You may have to live away from home for short periods but you’ll quickly find your feet and make some great friends.

    In order to be considered for an Apprenticeship you must have a minimum of four GCSEs or Standard Grades, (at C/3 or above), including Maths, English and a Science or Craft subject.

  • Apply
    The closing date for applications to our Apprentice Programme is 17 March 2013.
    To apply, click here.

  • Our Trainee Engineer Programme

    This three year programme consists of both academic study and work-based experience and is designed to provide suitably qualified and trained engineers for our Distribution, Transmission and Generation businesses.

    You’ll have a unique opportunity to study for a Foundation Degree in Electrical Power Engineering or Electrical Power Generation. The academic part of the programme, totalling 26 weeks, is spread over the first 2 years and is delivered in 2-3 week blocks by our partner institute, Aston University in Birmingham. As well as studying core subjects, such as Engineering Science and Mathematics, you will also undertake an industrial project in your second year.

    When not studying for your Foundation Degree, you’ll spend the balance of your time on placements in our depots, power stations and control rooms, working alongside experienced SSE craftsmen and engineers. By the time you reach the third year of the programme you will be given increasing responsibility managing small jobs, including technical aspects, safety management and the supervision of craftsmen or contractors.

    On successful completion of the programme, you’re likely to be appointed to an engineering post in one of our business areas, where your full potential will continue to be developed.

  • Apply
    The closing date for applications to our Trainee Engineer Programme is 31 March 2013.
    To apply, click here.

    Accreditations
    You’ll work towards a Foundation Degree in Electrical Power Engineering (FD). This is normally achieved after 2 years of study and can be upgraded to a BEng with Honours by studying additional modules (currently at your own expense). The Aston Foundation Degree is accredited by the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) as an academic entry point to achieving Incorporated Engineer status (IEng) after 4-6 years work experience.

    As a Trainee Engineer, you will also attend SSE in-house courses which may lead to operational authorisations including LV and HV Switching or (Senor Authorised Person) SAP status.