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Unlooping your electricity supply in Manchester

We’re working on behalf of SP Electricity North West to upgrade shared electricity supplies across Manchester, helping prepare homes for the increasing demand created by electric vehicles, heat pumps and solar energy, ensuring your property is ready for the future.

What is Electricity Supply unlooping?

Some older properties share a single electricity supply connection with a neighbouring home. This is known as a looped electricity supply.

Unlooping separates these shared connections, providing each property with its own independent electricity supply. This improves network capacity, supports the adoption of low-carbon technologies and helps create a safer, more resilient electricity network.

Who is Electricity North West?

SP Electricity North West is the electricity distribution network operator (DNO) responsible for maintaining and upgrading the electricity network across the North West of England.

By investing in the region’s electrical infrastructure, ENWL is helping deliver a safe, reliable and sustainable electricity network that is ready for the future.

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Who is Ipsum?

Ipsum is one of the UK’s leading providers of engineering, maintenance and asset management services for critical infrastructure.

Working alongside Distribution Network Operators such as Electricity North West, we deliver essential electricity network upgrades that improve reliability, increase capacity and support the UK’s transition to a low-carbon future.

As the principal contractor for this project, our experienced engineers will carry out the unlooping works safely, efficiently and with minimal disruption to your home.

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How will the upgrades benefit you?

Enhanced reliability and improved energy efficiency

Homes with independent electrical supplies are more attractive in the housing market

Upgrades completed with no cost to homeowners and tenants

Our team will be fundraising for The Christie as part of the project

A dedicated Community Support Officer available to address concerns or provide support

Enables energy saving home improvements in the future

The Government's approach to Net Zero

The UK Government has committed to achieving Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050, with the electricity network playing a vital role in supporting this transition.

By upgrading older shared electricity connections, we’re helping ensure homes are ready for increased electricity demand as more households adopt electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies and low-carbon heating systems.

These improvements strengthen the resilience of the local electricity network while supporting a cleaner, more sustainable energy future—all at no cost to eligible homeowners and tenants.

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