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SP Energy Networks welcomes £58bn grid growth plan, cites own £12bn
SP Energy Networks has welcomed the new Electricity Networks Sector Growth Plan, produced by the Energy Networks Association and BEAMA with input from Ofgem and the UK, Scottish and Welsh governments. The plan estimates that planned grid investment could add £58 billion to the UK economy and support over 200,000 jobs by 2035. SP Energy Networks says its own £12 billion transmission investment to 2031 will create 1,400 direct jobs and support more than 11,000 jobs in its supply chain.
Our readThis is SP Energy Networks' own commitment layered onto the national £58 billion figure already in circulation, and the 1,400 jobs promised are worth tracking against what actually gets built by 2031.
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