US EditionLong-Term Empty Wick Homes to Be Refurbished to Support Major Energy Project
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Long-term empty Wick homes to be refurbished to support major energy project
Image credit: The Highland Council SSEN Transmission has partnered with The Highland Council to bring 18 long-term empty homes in Wick back into use. The move comes as part of the organisation’s pledge to deliver 1,000 homes across its north of Scotland transmission area to help alleviate the region’s housing challenges whilst it upgrades the electricity grid. Workers’ accommodation will be required to deliver the grid projects, should they be c…
Housing Strategy Set to Bring Long Term Empty Homes Back into Use in Wick
A major refurbishment project in Wick will bring 18 long term empty homes back into use through a partnership between SSEN Transmission and The Highland Council. The project is the latest to be announced under SSEN Transmission’s housing strategy, which aims to support communities affected by major electricity grid upgrades across the north of Scotland. SSEN Transmission published its housing strategy in autumn 2024, pledging to support the deli…
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