Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks Transmission (SSEN) has submitted a proposal of application notice (Pan) for a section of its Western Isles Link Project, outlining an area on the Isle of Lewis where it plans to work.
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A range of technologies developed by UK-headquartered oil and gas giant BP could be used by Nasa on the moon or on Mars following the signing of an agreement between the organisations.
Port of Aberdeen commences £4M shore power project to supply clean electricity to vessels
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Largest ever investment in GB transmission as Ofgem approves £3.4bn England-Scotland offshore link
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Graham to deliver 10m thick membrane for permanent nuclear waste containment
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Getting creative on social value is key to maximising the power of civil nuclear investment
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‘Reckless’ attack hits Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine
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Optimising ultra-high voltage tech among innovations aiding National Grid in energy transition
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