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  1. National Grid serves the UK electricity transmission business, with a hybrid meeting held at King's High School.

Jacobs Reappointed for National Grid's Critical UK Transmission Modernization Program

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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Jacobs has been reappointed to the National Grid's Asset Health Intervention Programme, a five-year initiative focused on modernizing the U.K.'s transmission network. The program covers more than 800 transmission assets across the Central, Southeast, and Southwest regions. The contract value exceeds $13 million (£10 million), and Jacobs will provide multidisciplinary detailed design, design assurance, and construction support.

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Why it matters

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The initiative aims to renew critical infrastructure to meet future consumer needs as reliance on electricity increases. The modernization efforts focus on replacing and refurbishing aging substation assets to improve efficiency and support a resilient electricity network as the U.K. advances toward net-zero emissions.

National Grid operates within the U.K. electricity transmission business, which is overseen by the U.K. government.

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Who's involved

  • U.K.The U.K. is the country whose critical transmission infrastructure is being modernized.
  • National GridNational Grid operates the business whose transmission assets are the focus of the modernization program.
  • EnglandEngland is a major operational region covered by the scope of the modernization program.

Who could feel it

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  • OfgemSpeculative

    The large, multi-year program could expand the regulatory scope and investment profile of Ofgem.

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