Who we work with

We work with businesses, developers and network operators, not domestic customers.

Electrical design miniature for residential developers and housebuilders.

Residential developers and housebuilders

Understand the connection early, before it delays the development.

We develop point-of-connection assessments and electrical network designs around your site layout, helping the project team establish the requirements for an ICP to build.

What you get

  • Early point-of-connection assessment
  • Adoptable electrical network design
  • Clear scope for network operator liaison
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ICPs and IDNOs

Design capacity for the people who deliver connections.

We work alongside your team as an independent design office, producing controlled information to your adoption requirements without the overhead of maintaining additional in-house capacity.

What you get

  • Overflow and surge design capacity
  • DNO and IDNO specification alignment
  • Independent review before issue
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Energy developers

Connection design that reflects the network operator’s offer.

Solar, storage and EV projects need a clear electrical arrangement and technical information for network applications. We coordinate that information with your project team.

What you get

  • Capacity and POC review
  • Connection schematics and compound layouts
  • Technical application support
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Commercial and industrial

Electrical design for a new supply or an expanding site.

We review the site’s load and supply options, then develop the routes, substation arrangements and network boundaries around the intended operation.

What you get

  • Load and supply option assessment
  • HV and LV distribution design
  • Clear substation and supply boundaries
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Consultants and project teams

Electrical design information the wider team can coordinate.

We provide named engineering responsibility, controlled drawing packs and independent technical checks, working with the appointed designers and project leads.

What you get

  • A named engineer for the agreed scope
  • Controlled drawings and technical outputs
  • Independent third-party checks
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Private networks and BNOs

A clear boundary and a coordinated internal network.

We design electrical distribution for estates, campuses and multi-occupancy buildings, distinguishing the adopted supply from the private installation.

What you get

  • Site distribution and private substations
  • Metering and ownership boundaries
  • Earthing and building network interfaces

Design across all DNO areas

We can design to all DNO specifications across England, Scotland and Wales. Our electrical design services cover every distribution network area, from LV up to and including 132 kV.

Working across the IDNO market

SinglePoint provides independent electrical network design services across the UK IDNO market. We tailor our designs to the technical specifications, adoption standards and approval requirements of the relevant network operator, giving clients flexibility in their choice of IDNO.

Explore Ofgem’s official electricity licensee list

Clay miniature of Great Britain showing all DNO licence areas in operator colours, with clean level surfaces and subtle sculpted edges.
SSEN DistributionNorth of Scotland · Central Southern England
UK Power NetworksEast of England · London · South East England
National Grid Electricity DistributionEast Midlands · West Midlands · South Wales · South West England
SP Energy NetworksSouth of Scotland · Merseyside, Cheshire and North Wales
Northern PowergridNorth East England · Yorkshire
SP Electricity North WestNorth West England

Licence-area boundaries: NESO open data. SP Energy Networks and SP Electricity North West share the ScottishPower brand colours.

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