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UK Power Networks Services has been awarded a framework contract by KBS Maritime, to mastermind future infrastructure projects for the Royal Navy’s base at Portsmouth.
Military veterans are among UK Power Networks Services and UK Power Networks staff tackling a 48-hour Severn Bridge relay walk, in a bid to raise over £5,000 for homeless former service members.
The UK must significantly reduce it's greenhouse gas emissions to achieve Net Zero by 2025. Find out more about Power Purchase Agreements and how we can how we can support you with your renewable generation assets in our information guide.
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, we are proud to share the inspiring story of Wesley Williams, 42, from Crowborough, East Sussex, who is currently training to be a cable jointer and substation fitter at Gatwick.
We are looking for 7 apprentices to assist us across our private power networks in areas such as aviation, rail, defence and fleets.
In the final run-up to Christmas, food and clothing donations are making a positive difference for Crawley Open House, thanks to UK Power Networks Services.
Nest boxes for sand martins are enhancing Unstead Wetland Nature Reserve ready for the birds’ arrival in Spring 2025, thanks to UK Power Networks Services.
Young people with special educational needs are enjoying enhanced surroundings, thanks to a team of ten from UK Power Networks Services.
Attendees at a charity gala in Salisbury have raised more than £3,000 for a charity that provides support and comfort to bereaved military children.
A project to transform the station master’s garden is taking shape at the Bluebell Railway in Uckfield, helped by local power workers. Eight UK Power Networks’ staff helped prepare flower beds for new planting, to create a peaceful spot where the railway charity’s volunteers can take a break. The team gave their time through Donate a Day, which gives employees two days a year to volunteer with local charities and community groups.
More than 30 of our colleagues recently spent the day in Sutton Scotney, near Winchester, volunteering at the Boaz Project, a charity that helps adults with learning difficulties gain work, skills and friendship.
A graduate civil engineer is on track for a powerful career, after gaining a place on UK Power Networks’ first post-university scheme in more than five years.
UK Power Networks Services has gained a top-notch applicant to boost its team in London. Hamza Sifaoui will be joining the commercial branch of UK Power Networks as a graduate electrical design engineer.