Events
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Date: Wed, 30 April 2025 12:30
Online
Spaces Available
Date: Thu, 05 June 2025 09:00
Chester
Spaces Available
Date: Thu, 12 June 2025 09:00
Glasgow
Spaces Available
Date: Tue, 12 August 2025 08:00
Holyhead
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Our webinar delved into our RIIO-T3 Business Plan and the positive impact it will make across Scotland and beyond. We were also joined by the Centre for Energy Policy (CEP) from the University of Strathclyde, to discuss their independent analysis on the economic impact of our plans.
You can find a recording of our webinar here.
The transcript for the meeting is linked here.
A pdf of our slides can be found below.
Our consultation and Ofgem's Call for Evidence closed on 10th February 2025 - Thank you to everyone who participated.
These online focus sessions brought together a small group of knowledgeable stakeholders from diverse backgrounds. Their input into SPEN's Strategic Challenges at this early stage is invaluable in shaping SPEN's commitments in our upcoming Business Plan.
Specially trained SPEN staff held an event with Express Group Recovery.
SPEN provided attendees with advice on how we can support them and other customers who may have additional needs, energy efficiency advice, and signposting to other support services.
On the day SPEN staff registered customers with our Priority Service Register to ensure we are aware of their needs during any periods where they are off supply and provided situation specific advice.
If you are part of a group that has members who would benefit from additional advice or support on managing their energy costs, staying safe during a power cut, or who may need additional support then please contact us.
The inaugural Glasgow Sustainable Mobility Conference successfully outlined a comprehensive vision for sustainable mobility and transport across Glasgow. The event provided local businesses with practical and sustainable mobility solutions, fostering a collaborative environment for networking and inspiration.
Key outcomes included:
- Enhanced understanding of sustainable transport infrastructure and its future in Glasgow, highlighted by keynotes from Councillor Angus Millar and Gordon Dickson.
- Showcasing exemplary sustainable mobility practices by prominent Glasgow organizations such as the University of Strathclyde, NHS GGC, and Edrington.
- Strengthened partnerships between local businesses and service providers, supporting the delivery of Net Zero mobility strategies.
We will absorb feedback in delivering future events in partnership with our existing and new members.
Surveys
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Closing Date
Closing Date: Thu, 08 January 2026 23:59
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Closed Date
Closed Date: Mon, 31 March 2025 23:59
Closed Date: Sun, 02 March 2025 23:59
Closed Date: Mon, 10 February 2025 23:59
Closed Date: Fri, 01 November 2024 15:40
Closed Date: Fri, 30 August 2024 23:59
We Asked
If our vision for a Just Transition was clear and if it was ambitious enough.
We asked if there were further areas of activity we should be considering.
You Said
On our ambition and vision
- We were ambitious and that our vision was clear
- That we had a focus on vulnerable customers
Our Opportunities
- More engagement with communities to access the benefits of Net Zero and the growth of our network.
- Make more use of Social Return on Investment to identify good projects
We Did
We continue to review the Just Transition Strategy as part of all our regular business and will update this with our progress and challenges.
Within our Transmission Business Plan we facilitate a Net Zero Fund to support communities on their own journey to Net Zero.
We are collaborating with other Network Operators and the Energy Network Association in the development of a Social Return on Investment tool that will provide a consistent and balanced view of our projects and the benefits they bring to our communities.