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It’s my job to make sure UK Power Networks is prepared as well as it can be, for all sorts of natural - and manmade - problems which can hit our company, customers or equipment.
Chug-chug-chug-chug-chug! Generators may not be the quietest things – but I know they can be a very welcome sound for our customers when they have no power.
Tropical fish are fascinating, beautiful and very restful. And if you’re reading this, you probably agree with me. Maybe you are just starting out with your first aquarium, or maybe you’re an old hand, but I want to make sure you are prepared if there’s a power cut.
Even though power cuts are rare they can, and do, happen for a variety of reasons. For example severe weather conditions or another contractor damaging our underground cables could cause a loss of power.
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