#SSEN Transmission

Linxon opens Glasgow office to support renewable energy projects and create local engineering jobs.

Tealing–Westfield project marks a key step in Scotland’s clean energy expansion, enabling greater grid capacity and $9.7 M in community benefits.

The consent paves the way for 18 km transmission line rebuild to modernise Argyll and Bute’s power network.

SSEN Transmission will file its consent application for the Spittal–Loch Buidhe–Beauly 400 kV project within weeks, part of its $40 B ‘Pathway to 2030’ plan.

Hitachi Energy has been named preferred bidder for the converter stations on the UK’s biggest subsea electricity link between Scotland and England.

SSEN Transmission has lodged a planning application with Perth and Kinross Council for its proposed 400 kV substation at Cambushinnie.

New procurement process and substation upgrades are set to bolster Scotland’s energy infrastructure and create thousands of jobs.

Linxon was selected to deliver design works for Western Isles AC substation for SSEN Transmission in the UK.

Two transformers arrive as SSEN transmission advances Shetland grid connection.

SSEN Transmission has submitted a planning application to The Highland Council for the 400 kV Carnaig substation project near Loch Buidhe in Sutherland.

Two new transformers have arrived at SSEN Transmission’s Errochty Grid Supply Point, important for enhancing the reliability and capacity of the network.

SSEN Transmission has submitted a planning application to Aberdeenshire Council for the Hurlie 400 kV substation project.

SSEN Transmission has submitted a planning application to Aberdeenshire Council for the Greens 400 kV substation project.

SSEN Transmission has submitted a planning application to Angus Council for its proposed Emmock 400 kV substation near Tealing.

SSEN Transmission has broken ground on Finstown Substation, which will help connect Orkney to the transmission network for the first time.

SSEN Transmission has submitted a planning application to Aberdeenshire Council for the Netherton Hub, a strategic development located to the west of Peterhead.

After almost 30 months of construction, a new substation in Highland Perthshire was energised this month.

Construction on the £4.3 billion ($5.8 billion) EGL2 project took a step forward on Thursday with a simultaneous ground-breaking ceremony in Scotland and England.

Scottish Ministers have granted Section 37 consent for the construction of a 9 km, 275 kV overhead transmission line between Creag Dhubh and Inveraray.

SSEN Transmission has submitted a planning application to The Highland Council to upgrade the Fort Augustus substation.

SSEN Transmission and SSEN Distribution have increased the threshold at which new renewable energy projects will require a Transmission Impact Assessment (TIA).

The line is part of a wider strategy to upgrade the capacity of the transmission network across Argyll and Kintyre from 132 kV to 275 kV.

Ofgem has given its final approval on the costs associated with the delivery of Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2), enabling construction to start on the 525 kV 2 GW subsea connection.

SSEN Transmission has identified an alternative site on Lewis for its new HVDC convertor station and AC substation for the Western Isles HVDC link.