Isle of Islay

Inver Damn on Jura. Image: SSEN.
April 8, 2020

SSEN hits 'important milestone' using CMZ to manage the grid

​Scottish and South Electricity Networks (SSEN) has used ‘Constraint Managed Zones’ (CMZ) to save customers £230,000 and avoid 2,450 tonnes of CO2 emissions on the Isle of Islay.

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