About us

We work with you to solve your energy challenges through innovative solutions, delivering resilience, cost efficiency and sustainability

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Celebrating 30 years of flying high in the aviation sector
Celebrating 30 years of flying high in the aviation sector

Contracted since 1993, we have kept three major airports running smoothly 24/7, 365 days a year. For the past 30 years we have owned, operated and maintained critical infrastructure for Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted.

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Sustainability

Pioneering solar car port launched at Council HQ
Pioneering solar car port launched at Council HQ

Northumberland County Council is celebrating the launch of its new state-of-the-art solar car port array - one of the biggest of its kind in the UK.

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Industries

Our clients include some of the highest profile public and private sector organisations with critical infrastructure in complex environments.

Our industries
Major EV charging installation for Yorkshire Water
Major EV charging installation for Yorkshire Water

UK Power Networks Services has been selected to install an integrated operations, maintenance, and management solution for up to 1,000 EV charging points for Yorkshire Water, as the water utility pivots towards an electric fleet, in line with its Net Zero ambitions.

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International Women's Day 2022 - Lucy and Kim talk career success in rail

Lucy And Kim Final

This International Women’s Day we spoke to project managers Lucy and Kim about their career success in rail and engineering.

“What I love most about my job is the challenges, every day is different. I think more could be done to encourage young people, especially females into the industry – engaging at a young age and showing the diversity of roles from project management to engineering is paramount.” – Kim

“When I first came into the industry it was very male dominated and that’s certainly changed, in particular over the last ten years. I’ve seen the teams become much more mixed and diverse. Women coming into the industry can come in and be themselves and come in under their own terms. I’m not sure it was always like that. I think when I was young I probably tried to fit in too much – be yourself, what you’ve got to offer is just as valuable as anybody else, it doesn’t matter that it’s different.” – Lucy

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