- published: 15 Jun 2012
- views: 644
- author: ballywire
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600 jobs on the way with half billion investment in Ireland by SSE plc
SSE plc has entered in to agreement with Endesa Generacion SA, to acquire the electricity ...
published: 15 Jun 2012
author: ballywire
600 jobs on the way with half billion investment in Ireland by SSE plc
600 jobs on the way with half billion investment in Ireland by SSE plc
SSE plc has entered in to agreement with Endesa Generacion SA, to acquire the electricity generation assets of Endesa Ireland Limited in an acquisition and i...- published: 15 Jun 2012
- views: 644
- author: ballywire
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SSE Red Oak Opening
Alistair Philips-Davies, Chief Executive of SSE plc, with Gregor Alexander, SSE's lead Exe...
published: 25 Sep 2013
SSE Red Oak Opening
SSE Red Oak Opening
Alistair Philips-Davies, Chief Executive of SSE plc, with Gregor Alexander, SSE's lead Executive Director for Ireland, Mark Ennis, SSE Ireland Chairman, and Ireland's Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Pat Rabbitte TD, speaking at the official opening of SSE's new corporate headquarters for Ireland, SSE Red Oak South.- published: 25 Sep 2013
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SSE: The UK's biggest Living Wage employer
SSE plc has today become the UK's biggest officially-accredited Living Wage employer -- gu...
published: 27 Sep 2013
SSE: The UK's biggest Living Wage employer
SSE: The UK's biggest Living Wage employer
SSE plc has today become the UK's biggest officially-accredited Living Wage employer -- guaranteeing all employees at least £7.45 an hour. Nearly 20,000 staff across the UK will receive at least the Living Wage rate, set at a level which ensures people can cover their basic cost of living including housing, bills, food and work travel.- published: 27 Sep 2013
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SSE - Making Energy Better
Our corporate video produced by SSE plc....
published: 07 Jan 2013
author: SSEIRELAND
SSE - Making Energy Better
SSE - Making Energy Better
Our corporate video produced by SSE plc.- published: 07 Jan 2013
- views: 43
- author: SSEIRELAND
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Scottish and Southern Energy Scam
Copyright: BBC Uploaded as a public service, hopefully preventing such scams from taking p...
published: 22 Jun 2012
author: ConsumerWatchdogUK
Scottish and Southern Energy Scam
Scottish and Southern Energy Scam
Copyright: BBC Uploaded as a public service, hopefully preventing such scams from taking place again. Note: Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE Plc.) also trad...- published: 22 Jun 2012
- views: 468
- author: ConsumerWatchdogUK
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Andris Strazds: Senior Economist at Nordea Bank Finland plc Latvia Branch
The SSE Riga Executive Education department invites you to an exciting conference on the n...
published: 16 Jan 2013
author: SSERigaEdu
Andris Strazds: Senior Economist at Nordea Bank Finland plc Latvia Branch
Andris Strazds: Senior Economist at Nordea Bank Finland plc Latvia Branch
The SSE Riga Executive Education department invites you to an exciting conference on the next generation of leadership style -- Positive Leadership - with wo...- published: 16 Jan 2013
- views: 72
- author: SSERigaEdu
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SSE Jobs Announcement
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published: 15 Jun 2012
author: MerrionStreetNews
SSE Jobs Announcement
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SSE Full-year results 2012 - Gregor Alexander
Finance Director Gregor Alexander provides further analysis of SSE's full-year results for...
published: 16 May 2012
author: sseplc
SSE Full-year results 2012 - Gregor Alexander
SSE Full-year results 2012 - Gregor Alexander
Finance Director Gregor Alexander provides further analysis of SSE's full-year results for 2012.- published: 16 May 2012
- views: 434
- author: sseplc
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Sse voucher
http://a.adiscountcoupon.com/s/1071
Virtual Automation Suite is a software set designed...
published: 13 Nov 2013
Sse voucher
Sse voucher
http://a.adiscountcoupon.com/s/1071 Virtual Automation Suite is a software set designed to help with the process of prototyping, development, debug and maintenance of industrial automation objects being automated with SIEMENS SIMATIC PLCs and HMI.The goal is to create a fully functional virtual model of an object being automated, connectable to virtual PLC and HMI, all placed on a single or several PCs with no use of real equipment at all.- published: 13 Nov 2013
- views: 0
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SSE full year results 2013
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published: 14 Jun 2013
author: SSEIRELAND
SSE full year results 2013
Youtube results:
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SSE Apprentices - 2013
Over one hundred talented new apprentices are starting a bright and promising career after...
published: 23 Aug 2013
SSE Apprentices - 2013
SSE Apprentices - 2013
Over one hundred talented new apprentices are starting a bright and promising career after passing a rigorous selection process to join SSE's industry renowned Modern Apprenticeship programme this week.- published: 23 Aug 2013
- views: 119
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PROGRAMMERS IN PLC
JOB VACANCY, PART TIME JOB, FULL TIME JOB, FRESHERS, EXPERIENCE, HOME BASED JOBS, PROGRAMM...
published: 06 Aug 2013
PROGRAMMERS IN PLC
PROGRAMMERS IN PLC
JOB VACANCY, PART TIME JOB, FULL TIME JOB, FRESHERS, EXPERIENCE, HOME BASED JOBS, PROGRAMMERS, DEVELOPERS, HIRE, JOB OPENINGS, ENGINEERS, SOFTWARE ENGINEERS, WANTED, DEVELOPERS WANTED, INTERVIEWS, FREELANCER, PROFESSIONALS, WEEK END DEVELOPERS, NS2 DEVELOPERS, HOME BASED INCOME, WANTED DEVELOPERS, OPENINGS, Best COMPANY, COMPANY VACANCY, COMPANY VACANCY POSITION, PROFIT, PARTIME JOBS, VACANCY POSITION, JOB, IT RELATED JOBS, IMMEDIATE SALARY, ONLINE JOBS, JOB FACILITIES, PROGRAMMERS,- published: 06 Aug 2013
- views: 0
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Will Morris: SSE price increase - 10 October 2013
Will Morris, Managing Director, Retail at SSE talks about the cost pressures which have le...
published: 10 Oct 2013
Will Morris: SSE price increase - 10 October 2013
Will Morris: SSE price increase - 10 October 2013
Will Morris, Managing Director, Retail at SSE talks about the cost pressures which have led to the company being forced to increase it's electricity and gas prices for customers.- published: 10 Oct 2013
- views: 11
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SSE to raise gas and electricity prices by 8 2%
"We make about 5% margin... that's not the reason why prices are going up" - SSE Director ...
published: 10 Oct 2013
SSE to raise gas and electricity prices by 8 2%
SSE to raise gas and electricity prices by 8 2%
"We make about 5% margin... that's not the reason why prices are going up" - SSE Director of Customer Services Tony Keeling SSE customers will see an average 8.2% rise in gas and electricity prices from 15 November, the company has announced. The energy firm said the rise reflected higher costs of buying wholesale energy and paying to deliver it to customers' homes, plus government levies. The price rises will affect about 4.4 million electricity customers and 2.9 million gas customers, not including those on fixed-price tariffs. SSE's average annual dual-fuel energy bill will rise by £106 to £1,380. Business and Energy Minister Michael Fallon said he was "disappointed" by SSE's decision to increase energy prices. He told BBC Radio 5 live: "I would encourage all customers to look again at their tariffs and see whether they can switch to a cheaper tariff." He added the long-term answer to high energy bills was "more competition and encouraging consumers to shop around". Caroline Flint, shadow energy secretary, said: "When times are tough energy companies should be helping their customers not hitting them with more price rises to boost their profits." 'We're sorry' The company said that 8.2% was an average rise. Customers in the North of England and central Scotland would see the smallest increase, of 7%, in their dual fuel price. Customers in the South East of England would see the biggest, up 9.7%. SSE last increased its prices a year ago. It has now pledged not to raise them again before autumn 2014. "We're sorry we have to do this," said SSE's Will Morris. "We've done as much as we could to keep prices down, but the reality is that buying wholesale energy in global markets, delivering it to customers' homes, and government-imposed levies collected through bills - endorsed by all the major parties - all cost more than they did last year." SSE, made up of Southern Electric, Swalec and Scottish Hydro, said that for a typical dual-fuel customer, wholesale energy prices had gone up 4%, paying to use delivery networks was 10% more expensive, and government levies were 13% higher. About two-thirds of a household fuel bill goes on the cost of wholesale energy, the cost of running an energy sales business, and on the companies' profits. Up to 11% goes on government programmes to save energy, reduce emissions and tackle climate change, according to regulator Ofgem. SSE said it wanted this to be included in general taxation, rather than added to bills. However, Energy Secretary Ed Davey said: "Half of an average energy bill is made up of the wholesale cost of energy. This far outweighs the proportion of a bill that goes to help vulnerable households with their bills and to cut energy waste." The latest calculations from the regulator found that the average profit margin made by an energy supplier on an average £1,315 bill is £65. However, this figure can be volatile. The snapshot profit margin has risen above £100, but has also fallen to a negative figure at certain points in recent years. Political row Profit levels prompted Labour leader Ed Miliband to declare that gas and electricity bills would not go up for 20 months if Labour won the 2015 election. Prime Minister David Cameron condemned the pledge as a "gimmick", saying the government was simplifying bills to make it easier for consumers to switch suppliers and encourage competition. SSE, formerly Scottish and Southern Energy, said it expected its annual profit margin to average about 5% over a three-to-five-year period, which it believed was "a fair amount". It said its profit margin was 4.2% in the 2012-13 financial year and was expected to fall short of the 5% target again this year. "We know we will come in for a great deal of criticism for this decision and politicians will no doubt be lining up to condemn us," said SSE's Mr Morris. "But over many years, policymakers themselves have failed to highlight adequately the cost to consumers of the policies they have pursued in government. "They can't expect to have power stations replaced with new technologies, the network to be upgraded and nationwide energy efficiency schemes all to be funded for free. "And as an energy provider, we are in the unenviable position of having to pass this cost on to consumers through energy bills." The announcement comes about a year after the last set of gas and electricity price rises. Between August and December 2012, the "big six" energy companies outlined price rises of between 6% and 10.8%. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24465979- published: 10 Oct 2013
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