Electricity contacts
Amec currently manages our development plan monitoring contract. This enables us to comment on any of the development plans and identify existing assets which are located within potential development areas. If you require further information from Amec in relation to local plan monitoring please contact [email protected]
Engineering and Consultancy Solutions (ECS) has been supplying high voltage engineering services for over 25 years to companies in the energy, telecoms and industrial sectors. We're continually developing the services we offer, drawing on the unique combination of experience and expertise of National Grid.
Our website emfs.info provides information on all issues associated with EMFs, including information for those buying and selling homes, health concerns and microshocks which can occur under overhead lines.
If you have further questions or concerns, please contact our helpline.
For grantor-related queries, please telephone 0800 3895113 and select from the following options:
1 – if you are calling to find out how to obtain your electricity MPAN number
2 – if you are a National Grid Grantor and require assistance regarding a wayleave, easement or payment query
3 – for all other enquiries, or you can send us an email at [email protected]
Enquiries about working near our assets
If you have any questions or need more information about working near our network assets, please contact the National Grid Asset Protection team or submit an enquiry via the Linesearch website.
Linesearch provides search facilities for our assets so you can:
- check if your works will affect our transmission network
- find out if it's safe to dig before you start works
- find out where NGET's buried electricity cables are located
- identify where NGET's overhead lines are located and request line profile drawings and safety guidance.
Phone: 0800 001 4282 (Asset Protection)
Email: [email protected]
For domestic enquiries, such as metering or power cuts, please contact your local electricity distribution operator, which can be found on the ENA website.