We work with both local and central government to maximise energy efficiency by designing, building, operating and maintaining reliable networks that help keep 1.5 million street lights on. Explore our initiatives to discover how we help bring 'smart cities' to life.
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We provide mechanical and electrical excellence from socket to street to substation, combining engineering expertise with our trusted heritage.
Our extensive private telecoms network connects organisations with reliable, high-capacity connectivity solutions across the UK.
We’re delivering next-generation energy infrastructure across the UK and Ireland with leading-edge technology and investment.
We’re helping our customers to manage energy more efficiently, from identifying cost-saving opportunities to compliance.
We provide organisations of all sizes with an enterprise energy package that’s right for them, helping power the UK’s economy.
“The thing that impressed me the most was SSE Enterprise’s willingness to find a resolution to any issue that arose. The staff have a work ethic that any employer would be proud of and their communication was excellent. I trusted SSE Enterprise to deliver what they promised within a tight timescale and I was not disappointed.”
“At Cornwall Council we are continually looking to identify opportunities to modernise and improve our public services. The Integrated Technologies Contract with SSE Enterprise Contracting is a smarter way of managing our Transport Waste and Environment infrastructure that provides both cost and time efficiencies to deliver value for the taxpayer. The project has reduced management spend by 15% and achieved overall savings of 54% in service delivery.”
“It gives us confidence that the installation, which is a very complicated installation, is going to be maintained and looked after for our residents over the next 25 years and that there’s a strategy going forward to deal with any replacement. It gives them a sense of security going forward.”
At Ofcom’s Full Fibre Connectivity event last week, it was particularly interesting to hear from Matt Hancock MP, Secretary of State of the Department...