Murphy recently participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the highly anticipated Eastern Green Link 1, a major new infrastructure project.

The joint venture between SP Energy Networks and National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) aims to provide green electricity to two million homes. The project will stretch over 190 kilometers, primarily through undersea cable, linking the south-east of Scotland with the north-east of England. This initiative marks a significant step forward in the UK’s transition to cleaner energy, reinforcing the commitment to sustainable and renewable power sources.


Liam Corr, Managing Director of Energy at Murphy said: "I'm delighted that Murphy will play a key role in delivering the new electric superhighway, Eastern Green Link 1. We will be responsible for the 400kV substation works package for National Grid Electricity Transmission, working collaboratively with the wider project to expand the electricity network. This project is crucial for meeting Britain’s future energy infrastructure needs and strengthening energy security."