SP Energy Networks

Reducing carbon emissions with Tom Walsh from SP Energy Networks captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Tom Walsh and Mark Sobczak from SP Energy Networks - Zero Carbon Tour interview

SP Energy Networks is the first business to have fully green, clean energy. SP Energy Networks feel they are an enabler towards the journey of becoming net zero, to deliver better services to their customers and communities in Merseyside. SP Energy Networks work with OFGEM, who are their regulator, to provide funding and investment, so they can invest in the right areas to ensure they are ready for the net zero challenges that are coming their way. Especially as more electric vehicles and carbon technologies are added into the network.

SP Energy Networks is taking part in the green recovery mechanism. They are investing in the network to facilitate EV charging and low carbon technologies. SP Energy Networks provides their customers with low carbon technologies and low carbon solutions to benefit future generations.

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