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.

We are Electricity North West and we are the network operator looking after the overhead lines and underground cables that bring energy to your property.

Electricity North West has reassured customers about power supplies in the region as teams of engineers continue working to keep power flowing.

A Cumbrian community centre is set to finish a 12-year £750,000 refurbishment, thanks to support from Electricity North West.

Engineers from the region’s power network will continue to work throughout the Coronavirus pandemic to keep power flowing to homes.

We know that the region is relying on us now more than ever to power homes, key businesses and hospitals. As an essential service, we're continuing to operate and maintain the network 24/7, as we do every day.

Several ageing overhead power lines are to be moved underground in Macclesfield.

Residents from across Cumbria gathered to celebrate the launch of a new programme which supports people in vulnerable circumstances.

Electricity North West is the only network operator group in the country to have achieved green ratings across the board for the last three consecutive years.

Research agencies Explain and Accent have been appointed by Electricity North West to help the network operator with its largest customer engagement programme yet.

Young people in Burnley have turned into Eco Warriors to help make their community a greener place, thanks to support from Electricity North West.

With three named storms in February, it has been a reasonably busy month for Electricity North West.