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<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nRegional delivery partners include:<\/p>\n
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- Balfour Beatty \u2013 North East region<\/li>\n
- Morgan Sindall Infrastructure \u2013 North West region<\/li>\n
- Murphy \u2013 South West (region one) and London & South East region<\/li>\n
- M Group Energy \u2013 South West (region two)<\/li>\n
- OTW \u2013 Central West region<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
An initial \u00a31.3bn worth of exclusive work will be awarded shortly giving partners first refusal of future substation work in their region.<\/p>\n
Two national partners, Linxon and Burns & McDonnell, will support delivery of substation work that falls outside the scope of the regional partners\u2019 portfolios.<\/p>\n
The ETP model has the potential to be expanded beyond substations in future to include other network infrastructure.<\/p>\n
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Alice Delahunty, president of National Grid Electricity Transmission, said: \u201cOur Electricity Transmission Partnership marks a bold shift in how we deliver vital electricity infrastructure.<\/p>\n
“By adopting a regional, long term approach, we\u2019re giving our supply chain the certainty to invest in people, skills and innovation. It\u2019s a key step in turning our RIIO-T3 investment ambitions into action and building a resilient grid to support Britain\u2019s clean energy future.\u201d<\/p>\n