Planned Power Cuts

Ipsum works across the UK, carrying out essential work to upgrade the electricity network in order to increase the security of electricity supply to domestic, commercial and industrial customers. The work is normally carried out on behalf of one of the UK Distribution Network Owners.

As a specialist contractor, Ipsum is able to carry out elements of this work with the network LIVE to keep the disruption of your electricity supply to a minimum. However, due to safety requirements, it is often necessary to disconnect supplies for the duration of some of the work to ensure the safety of our employees and the public.

You will always be notified in advance if your supply is to be disconnected. If you have received a notice and require further information you can view further details on our “Planned Power Cuts”

Below is a summary of planned power cuts that Ipsum will be carrying out on behalf of UK Power Networks in the near future. If you have any concerns or require any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.

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DATE	LOCATION	LOCALITY	REFERENCE NO:	PROJECT MANAGER	TIME OFF	TIME ON	CUSTOMER IMPACT
01 July 22 to 12 July 22	Mud Lane Pumping Station		INCD-62076-C & 62077-C	John Mcpherson	connection 10:00am – 11:00am	Disconnection 14:00pm – 15:00pm	1
Ipsum Power working on behalf of UK Power Generator connection and disconnection. 1 customer effected and contacted.
05 July 22	Cross Drain farm	Hilgay	INCD-10552-O	Matt Readman	9am	5pm	5
Ipsum, working on behalf of UK Power Networks, need to temporarily turn off your power due to essential electrical works required nearby replacing old wooden electricity poles and a piece of equipment called a transformer.
12 July 22	Second Drove	Ely		Matt Readman
Ipsum, working on behalf of UK Power Networks, need to temporarily turn off your power due to essential electrical works required nearby replacing old wooden electricity poles and a piece of equipment called a transformer.
14 July 22	Roos farm	Saffron Walden		Matt Readman
Ipsum, working on behalf of UK Power Networks, need to temporarily turn off your power due to essential electrical works required nearby replacing old wooden electricity poles and a piece of equipment called a transformer.