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A multi-million pound electricity infrastructure upgrade is being carried out by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) as part of its ongoing work to build resilience and flexibility into its network for customers across Dorset.
SSE responds to the UK government and Ofgem's Electricity Networks Strategic Framework that sets out the vital role this crucial infrastructure plays in enabling a more “secure, resilient and net zero energy system”.
The first phase of cable laying as part of the SSEN Transmission Shetland High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Link began this week off the coast of Caithness, marking a major milestone in the £660M project.
SSEN Transmission welcomes today’s publication by National Grid ESO of the ’Pathway to 2030’...
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Distribution (SSEN Distribution), part of the SSE Group, notes today's publication of Ofgem's Draft Determination on its business plan for the RIIO-ED2 price control period.
Major milestones have been reached at two of SSE Group’s most symbolic net zero UK infrastructure projects.
A major green jobs boost has been announced by SSEN Transmission, the Perth-based energy firm responsible for the transmission network across the north of Scotland, with 400 new jobs expected to be created over the next year.
Expert teams from SSE’s SSEN Distribution business recently delivered over 150 electricity poles by helicopter to a remote part of the Scottish Highlands.
Plans to replace the existing Fort Augustus-Skye electricity transmission line have taken a major step forward, in a boost to SSE’s £12.5bn Net Zero Acceleration Programme.
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN), are conducting two multi-million pound network upgrades to boost resilience in Dorchester and on the Isle of Islay.
