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Who are Sp Transmission Plc & what electricity services do they offer?

Below you can find some key details of Sp Transmission Plc including the type of electricity licence they hold. Data comes from Ofgem, Companies House and their own website.

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Company Name: Sp Transmission Plc
Type of Electricity Licence: Electricity Transmission
Company Number: Sc189126
Year Founded: 1998
City: Scotland

Full Address:

320 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, Scotland, G2 5AD

What electricity & energy services does Sp Transmission Plc offer?

Transmission of Electricity: Transporting electricity generated from power stations, wind farms, and other utilities through a vast transmission network.
Distribution of Electricity: Transmitting, distributing, and connecting electricity to and from 3.5 million homes and businesses over their network, ensuring continuous supply 24/7 throughout the year.
Operating Substations: Managing over 30,000 substations to supply electricity to customers, including converting high-voltage electricity to low-voltage for domestic use.
Managing Overhead Lines and Cables: Maintaining approximately 40,000 km of overhead lines and 65,000 km of underground cables to ensure the smooth flow of electricity.
Connecting Renewable Energy Sources: Playing a crucial role in connecting renewable energy generation sources, such as wind farms, to the grid, thus supporting the government's renewable energy objectives.
Facilitating Renewable Energy Transfer: Enabling bulk transfer of renewable energy from Scotland into England & Wales, benefiting stakeholders across regions.
Providing Transmission Connections Guidance: Offering guidance on the transmission connections process to stakeholders through informational leaflets.
Ensuring Reliability and Resilience: Working to maintain the reliability and resilience of energy networks, especially during adverse weather conditions and potential issues like power cuts.
Delivering Value to Customers: Providing electricity to customers at an average cost of 35p per day, emphasizing affordability and value for money.
Supporting Stakeholders: Engaging with stakeholders, including customers and the broader community, to address their concerns and needs related to energy supply.