We play a vital role at the centre of the energy industry. Our networks transport energy from where it is produced to where it is used.
At one end of the system...
are the generators and producers of energy. They all connect into our networks – high-voltage power lines and high-pressure gas pipes built to carry large amounts of energy over long distances. Like motorways in the road systems, our networks stretch across the country.
At the other end of the system...
are the homes and offices, hospitals and schools which use the energy. We all depend on the reliable, safe and continuous supply of energy. In Britain, we connect to the energy companies which distribute the supply to customers, and in the US we also deliver directly to customers.
In the communities where we work, almost all the energy produced goes through the grids we own and manage. We allow energy to connect into the system and then send it out to millions of people.
Find out more about where energy comes from