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The Wire · 24 September |
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The Wire · Thursday 24 September Good morning. Here is what the sources released 👇 |
Five items overnight, every one dated, opened at the primary source and checked before it went in, with our read on each. Three minutes with your coffee and you are up to speed. |
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 Energy & Grid · SSEN Transmission · 23 September 2026
SSEN Transmission says new technology unlocks more north of Scotland network capacity
SSEN Transmission has published a release titled 'New technology helps unlock more capacity on north of Scotland electricity network'. The company says the technology is being used on its network in the north of Scotland.
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 Rail · Network Rail · 23 September 2026
Network Rail urges passengers not to travel between Reading and Swindon after gas leak
Network Rail told passengers not to travel between Reading and Swindon on 24 September because a gas leak was causing major disruption. The notice was published on 23 September.
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Energy & Grid · SSEN Transmission · 22 September 2026
SSEN Transmission reports Beauly 132kV reinforcement project has powered up
SSEN Transmission has announced a major milestone on the Beauly 132kV Reinforcement Project, which has now powered up.
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Energy & Grid · SSEN Transmission · 22 September 2026
SSEN Transmission begins underground cable installation on Orkney Link Project
SSEN Transmission says the Orkney Link Project has moved into its next phase, with underground cable installation beginning.
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 Water · Environment Agency · 22 September 2026
Southern Water fined £2.4m over Kent pollution incidents
The Environment Agency reports that Southern Water has been fined £2.4m for pollution in Kent. Trade coverage on the same day describes five incidents involving sewage and diesel.
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