CK GROUP INFRASTRUCTURE UK
Below are some of the companies our members continue to invest in, with the assurance provided by CK Group Infrastructure UK.
Other Energy Infrastructure
UK Power Networks
UK Power Networks (UKPN) own and maintain electricity cables and lines across London, the South East and East of England making sure the lights stay on. UKPN maintain and upgrade power equipment, moving and connecting new electricity cables.
Seabank
Seabank Power Station is gas fired power station in England. The station has an installed capacity of 1,140MW and is owned by Seabank Power Limited, a 50:50 joint venture between SSE and CK Infrastructure Holdings Limited. The station was built in two modules with 'Seabank One' (755MW) being opened in 2000 and 'Seabank Two' (385MW) opening in 2001. All of the electricity at the plant is sold under contract to SSE. Further information can be found on the SSE website.
http://sse.com/whatwedo/ourprojectsandassets/thermal/seabank/
United Energy
United Energy owns and manages the poles and wires that deliver electricity to more than 640,000 customers across east and southeast Melbourne and Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula region. We are responsible for the quality, safety and reliability of electricity that powers homes and businesses across the network.
EDL
EDL is the leading global producer of sustainable distributed energy, owning and operating an international portfolio of power generation facilities in Australia, North America and Europe. We specialise in renewable and low greenhouse emission power generation projects, as well as long-term power generation solutions for remote mines and communities, utilising a range of fuel sources including wind, solar, thermal, renewable natural gas (RNG), landfill gas, and waste coal mine gas.​
UK Renewables Energy Group
UK Renewables Group own a portfolio of single turbine and multiple turbine wind farms are located across the whole of the UK. This green energy is delivered directly to the grid and then transmitted to a range of businesses and industries, where energy resilience is key to their operations.​
SAPN
SA Power Networks (SAPN) is a key player in South Australia’s energy industry as the state’s sole electricity distributor. SAPN build, maintain and upgrade the poles, wires and substations that deliver power to around 900,000 homes and businesses.
AEO
Australian Energy Operations (AEO) is based in Melbourne and led by team of local experts in the fields of transmission design and operation. AEO provides transmission infrastructure solutions to help enable the energy transition in Australia.
VPN
Victoria Power Networks comprises CitiPower and Powercor.
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CitiPower supplies 332,000 customer connections in the Melbourne CBD and inner suburbs. With forecasts expecting Melbourne to become Australia’s most populous city, our electricity is relied upon by customers ranging from residents, small businesses and major office buildings to world-class sporting, public health, education and cultural precincts.
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Powercor supplies electricity across 64% of Victoria spanning from the western suburbs of Melbourne through central and western Victoria to the South Australian and New South Wales borders. Households represent about 86% of our 844,000 customer connections which also include 11,175 commercial and industrial businesses and over 100,000 small businesses mainly in the health care, agriculture, forestry and fishing sectors.
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