SSEN A MULTI-million pound investment in Winchester’s electricity infrastructure is to start after being temporarily delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The £2 million programme of works by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) will start on January 4, 2021 and will see the completion of a series of upgrades carried out in Winchester, to ensure a reliable and secure network for the city’s 11,000 customers for years to come. This brings SSEN’s investment to over £3.3m over a two year period to accommodate the changing demands of this thriving and developing city. The final part of the project will run for eight months to enable the upgrade of 2.5 kilometres of underground cable; new sections of modern, robust cable will replace the existing cable which is reaching the end of its working life, allowing for future commercial and residential connections. The investment will future-proof critical infrastructure and support Hampshire’s decarbonisation