May has brought dry, sunny weather and a reduction of energy generation as the Coronavirus lockdown continued.

A major £1.5m project replacing crucial electrical assets in a Cumbria town is underway.

A huge seven figure sum is being invested to upgrade the electricity network in Lytham.

As well as keeping power flowing across the region, key workers from Electricity North West are also working as volunteers to ensure people across Greater Manchester don’t go without food.

Work is set to start on phase two of a multimillion-pound project upgrading the power network in an East Lancashire town.

April has brought warm weather which has increased the amount of electricity that has been generated from solar power.

Electricity North West has launched its largest customer engagement programme yet to ensure it continues to deliver the innovation, reliability and value for money consumers want.

Electricity North West has made a new appointment to its Executive Leadership Team.

Engineers from Electricity North West have supported the creation of the region’s first specialist field hospital.

As an essential service provider, Electricity North West is working with the National Farmers Union, CLA and other landowners to ensure we keep the power flowing for our five million customers.

A mixed month ahead following on from both cold and warm bursts in March.

At Electricity North West we have two overriding priorities, first the safety and welfare of our colleagues and customers and secondly the maintenance of power supplies to our customers. As a critical service provider, the majority of our colleagues are continuing to work throughout the pandemic to ensure that we manage the network that keeps the power flowing 24/7 into our homes, hospitals and essential businesses.