Energyline has officially achieved carbon-neutral status for our energy footprint 2023-24. This milestone reflects our commitment to reducing our environmental impact, both now and in the future.

Through a combination of reducing emissions across our operations and responsibly offsetting what we cannot eliminate, we’ve taken an important step on our sustainability journey.

This is by no means the end—sustainability is an ongoing effort, and we’re dedicated to continuing to raise our standards and play our part in creating a greener future.

Our Energyline Site Services team have been refreshing their pole rescue training today at AUS Ltd – making sure they’re fully prepared for upcoming Post-Construction QA Inspections for SSEN Transmission in Shetland.

With vast experience in both pole and tower QA inspections, our team ensures that every project meets the highest standards. Robust quality assurance means our clients can rely on safe, durable, and high-performing infrastructure.

Energyline Ltd have been a key contributor to SSEN’s successful Network Innovation Competition (NIC) proposal to develop a New Suite of Transmission Structures (NeSTS).

The project was a follow on from a Network Innovation Allowance funded scheme to develop a concept 275kV support to improve upon the traditional steel lattice tower form.

The projects aim was to develop a suite of supports which, through greater stakeholder acceptance, may speed up the consenting process for new build overhead lines.

Designed, tested and approved at our Copgrove facility the final design was installed by our colleagues at Norpower Ltd. on the QB route last year.

From concept sketches in a notebook to an installation on the network.. a fantastic piece of work by Jonathan Sherwood and team.

For the past 4 years our design, survey, geotechnical and site services teams have proudly been supporting Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) in the development of a new 24km - 132kV Creag Rihbach Wood pole OHL route in the far north of Scotland, we were involved in all stages of the project from initial route corridor and route alignment selection studies, public consultations, preliminary OHL design including site investigations and drilling. Following on to provide construction design support, working closely with contractors NORPOWER and Omexom.
 
We are also currently completing Post Construction Climbing Inspections on behalf of SSEN, this has been a great project to work on, a real team effort from all parties involved.