Getting Connected. A guide to how to apply for a New Connection to the Network



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Getting Connected A guide to how to apply for a New Connection to the Network

About Us SP Energy Networks is part of the ScottishPower Group of companies. We provide power on behalf of supply companies through a network of cables and power lines we own and maintain. Using electricity generated from power stations, windfarms and various other utilities, we move electricity to and from homes and businesses over our network. We do our job with respect for people and the environment. We do it with a long-term focus. And we do it with innovation.

We re dedicated to delivering a safe and reliable electricity supply to all customers, all year round. Through our transmission and distribution network we provide power to: 2 million customers in Central and Southern Scotland 1.5 million customers in Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales and North Shropshire An important part of our business is providing customers with new or upgraded connections to our network. Read on to find out more There are many ways to get in touch with us: Visit our website to fill out an application online, or download an application form to complete at a time that suits you: www.spenergynetworks.co.uk/ gettingconnected Request an application form by email: gettingconnected@scottishpower.com Call us on: Central & Southern Scotland 0845 270 0785 Cheshire, Merseyside, N.Wales & N.Shropshire 0845 270 0783 Once you complete the application, we ll take care of the rest, from quotation to completion:

Getting Connected: our process explained We ll process your application and contact you if we need any more information. A designer will contact you to discuss your needs, which type of quotation you d like (Formal, Budget Estimate or Feasibility Study) and when you ll receive the quotation. Typically, it takes 5 days to move a domestic supply position and up to 65 days for a generation project. Enquiry Quotation Preparation Formal Offer Designer Our formal quotation is valid for 3 calendar months. Once you send us the acceptance and payment, you ll be contacted with the next steps. Acceptance A Project Manager will contact you to discuss the delivery timetable. Normally, our work starts 6 weeks after your acceptance is received; but if consents are needed or nonstandard materials are required, this may affect the timings. Our Project Manager will keep you fully informed throughout the process. Delivery Completion Project Manager Although SP Energy Networks offers you a comprehensive and bespoke solution, you may choose to appoint an Independent Connection Provider (ICP), to carry out some of the connection work instead. This is often referred to as the Contestable work. You ll find a list of accredited ICPs and further information on the website below: www.lloydsregister.co.uk/schemes/ners

Need a New Electricity Connection into a property or business? Here are the key things to consider before applying: The type of connection required e.g. 1 phase domestic or 3 phase commercial. The location of your meter (indoor? outdoor?) Can your meter be accessed for future readings? Who ll be your electricity supplier? When you want the work to be completed. Will 3rd party agreement be required (this could impact the time to complete the works)? Average Timescales and costs Domestic Properties Guaranteed Standard Average time to receive a quote Prices from (Ex VAT) Average Price from (ex VAT) from Oct to now Average Time to get a Connection from Payment New Supply: Single Plot 5 days* 5 days* 266 1657 42 days* New Supply: 2 4 plots 15 days* 9 days* 373 4121 42 days* Temporary supply 5 days* 4 days* 417 1436 45 days* Business Properties Guaranteed Standard Average time to receive a quote Prices from (Ex VAT) Average Price from (ex VAT) from Oct to now Average Time to get a Connection from Payment New Supply: Single Plot 5 days* 5 days* 266 1657 42 days* New Supply: 2 4 plots 15 days* 9 days* 373 4121 42 days* New Supply: 5 20 plots 15 days* 9 days* 587 26,410 60 days* Temporary supply days* 4 days* 417 1436 45 days* * Please note that the time quoted as days refers to working days from when we receive an Application form with all of the required information and from payment and Acceptance Our website s new cost calculator gives you a more accurate estimate. Then if you d like to progress, simply fill in the online application form. During the delivery process we provide you with an MPAN. It s important that you contact your chosen supplier when you receive your MPAN so they can organise your meter installation. Please note, SP Energy Networks can t connect the meter.

Looking to move your Electricity Meter? Here are the main things to consider before applying: Is your current electricity connection being supplied overhead or underground? Where you d like to move your meter to If you ll be carrying out any excavation work required Does your service cross your neighbour s land? If so, we need their consent before we visit the site. Average timescales and costs Guaranteed Standard Average time to receive a quote Prices from (Ex VAT) Average Price from (ex VAT) from Oct to now Average Time to get a Connection from Payment Moving your meter Location up to 4 plots: Domestic Moving your meter Location up to 4 plots: Business Moving your meter Location up to 4 plots: Domestic 5 days* 5 days* 106 783 27 days* 15 days* 9 days* 191 1483 27 days* 15 days* 9 days* 1120 2530 60 days* * Please note that the time quoted as days refers to working days from when we receive an application form with all of the required information Our website now has a new cost calculator to give you a more accurate estimate. Then if you d like to progress, simply complete the online application form.

Want to apply for a Distributed Generation Connection? The Energy Networks Association, in conjunction with Distribution Network Operators (DNO), has produced three separate Distributed Generation Connection Guides to assist you which are available on our website: G83/2 Stage 1: for customers, developers or installers wishing to install a single generator of less than 16A/phase. G83/2-1 Stage 1 allows up to 3.68kW onto a single phase network or up to 11.04kW onto a three phase network, provided the connection is to a single property. There s a legal obligation to inform us, as the DNO licence holder, of the proposal before or at the time of commissioning. Our application form is found at: www.spenergynetworks.co.uk/pages/ application_forms_and_guides.asp G83/2 Stage 2: for customers, developers or installers wishing to install more than one unit, either in a single installation or as part of a development. G83/2-1 Stage 2 allows up to 3.68kW to be connected via multiple generators onto a single phase network or up to 11.04kW onto a three phase network.

An application must be made to us (the DNO licence holder) in advance. Then we ll issue a quotation to complete a network study to ensure the connections are viable prior to the generation being connected. Please complete the G83/2-1 Stage 2 form on our website: www.spenergynetworks.co.uk/pages/ application_forms_and_guides.asp G59/2 G59/2 includes any connection over 3.68kW on single phase or over 11.04kW onto a three phase network An application must be made to us (the DNO licence holder) in advance. A quotation for the connection will then be issued. Please complete the G59/2 application form on our website: www.spenergynetworks.co.uk/pages/ application_forms_and_guides.asp