National Grid Electricity Distribution
L o a d i n g
National Grid Electricity Distribution is the regional electricity distribution division of National Grid. Formerly known as Western Power Distribution, the UK’s largest electricity distribution network serves nearly 8 million customers in the East and West Midlands, South West and Wales.
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- This dataset contains the number of low carbon technology connections to the National Grid Electricity Distribution network aggregated by primary substation, low carbon technology type and month for the period from April 20171Licence not specified20 days ago
- This dataset contains live data for the East Midlands network listed by Primary substation. This data looks at 5 minute time periods for the previous day.1Licence not specified20 days ago
- This dataset contains the number of enquiries for connection of low carbon technology to the National Grid Electricity Distribution network aggregated by primary substation, low carbon technology type and month for the period from April 2017.1Licence not specified20 days ago
- You can see a live-map of all power cuts and problems in the National Grid Electricity Distribution area [here](https://powercuts.nationalgrid.co.uk/). You can call 105 to report or get information about power cuts in your local area. You can also call 105 if you spot damage to electricity power lines and substations that could put you, or someone else, in danger. If there’s a serious immediate risk, you should call the emergency services too. In this dataset you can see a live view of all power cuts and incidents in the National Grid Electricity Distribution area.1Licence not specified20 days ago
- This dataset provides the distribution substations within NGED's four licence areas and their connection to the primary substation. A distribution substation is an electrical substation that reduces voltage from high to low voltage, typically 230 or 400 voltages, suitable for local distribution to consumers. Distribution substations are often located near the point of supply, or connection. ### Notes Substations with less than 6 customers have had some data aggregated to primary substation level obfuscating customer and low carbon technology counts and capacities from the distribution substation. Demand and Supply Distribution Substations data Number of customers and LCTs by substation/transformer Substations with less than 6 customers have had some of their data obfuscated1Licence not specified20 days ago
- This dataset contains live data for the West Midlands network listed by Grid Supply Point (GSP). GSPs are the point at which the national transmission network, operated by National Grid, connects to our regional distribution networks.1Licence not specified20 days ago
- __Note: the methodology used to generate these datasets has been updated as of 18/06/2025. The datasets have been extended to include data for the previous week, alongside additional measurements for current and voltage, where available.__ ## Description Power flow data for the South West network listed by Bulk Supply Point (BSP). This data is aggregated over 5 minute time periods for the previous week. Data includes voltage, current and power averages, where available. These datasets are updated on a daily basis. ## Disclaimer Whilst we use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the data contained within these datasets is accurate, we do not accept any responsibility or liability for, the accuracy or the completeness of the content, or any loss which may arise from reliance on this data and related information.1Licence not specified20 days ago
- Primacy - Data exchange between NGED DSO and NG ESO. Highlights potential risk of conflict within Flexibility market.1Licence not specified20 days ago
- This dataset contains live data for the South Wales network listed by Primary substation. This data looks at 5 minute time periods for the previous day.1Licence not specified20 days ago
- The Electricity Supply Emergency Code (ESEC) describes steps which the UK Government could take to deal with a civil or electricity supply emergency, and the actions which companies in the electricity industry should plan to take and which may be required to deal with such emergencies. In the event of an emergency, ESEC enables an equal distribution of electricity supply to customers as far as reasonably practicable, whilst ensuring that pre-designated Protected Sites maintain supplies for as long as possible. The rota load scheme provides 18 plans, that set out the level and sequence of load block disconnections and reconnections.1Licence not specified20 days ago
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