EME Power Systems – 2025 in Review: Reliability, Resilience and a Season of Good Will
15th December 2025
As 2025 draws to a close, EME Power Systems reflects on a busy and productive year, providing essential high-voltage support, compliance-driven maintenance, emergency response, and installation services across the UK. Through every project, our commitment to safety, reliability, and continuity of supply has remained steadfast.
Some highlights of the year:
- Comprehensive Maintenance & Risk Management – We reinforced our dedication to robust asset care through our maintenance-package offering and delivering tailored HV maintenance programmes to clients across England, Scotland and Wales. These packages ensure network resilience and help organisations meet their statutory obligations under safety and compliance legislation.
- Proactive Transformer Health Checks – Our “Transformer Oil Sampling Analysis” services provided essential, non-intrusive “health checks” for transformer assets. This vital work helps detect early warning signs of potential faults, supporting long-term asset life, preventing failure and unplanned outages, and avoiding costly emergency call-outs.
- Turnkey Responses & Rapid Fault Remediation – Throughout the year, we responded to urgent faults, including one example, a significant 11 kV switchgear failure in July. Our rapid, full-turnkey solution restored supplies to a business park, demonstrating our ability to respond effectively under pressure and deliver minimal downtime for clients.
- Support for Critical Infrastructure & Industry – From supporting UK agriculture with new “eco-transformer” installations to maintaining power for stadiums and entertainment venues, our engineers have worked tirelessly to ensure essential services stay powered and compliant.
- Commitment Through the Festive Period – Even during the Christmas and New Year periods, a time when many businesses are closed, our team remain on call and active. Between 21 December and 4 January last year, we undertook multiple transformer replacements under planned shutdown windows, turning what is often a quiet period into an opportunity to deliver essential maintenance and improvement works.
Extending our support beyond power:
In the spirit of this festive season, EME Power Systems has donated Christmas hampers to Lincoln Age UK. Age UK supports older people across the UK, offering practical services, companionship, advice on financial and medical matters, and efforts to reduce loneliness and isolation.
We are proud to contribute to their work: these hampers are intended to bring a little extra warmth and cheer to those who need it most during the holidays. It’s our way of recognising that as we deliver critical infrastructure support to businesses and industry, we also have the opportunity, and responsibility, to give back to our communities.
Looking ahead:
As we move into 2026, EME Power Systems remains committed to delivering dependable, compliant, and efficient power services year-round. Whether it’s scheduled maintenance, urgent fault response, or infrastructure upgrades, our engineers will stand ready.
We want to thank all our clients and partners for their continued trust and collaboration over the past twelve months — and wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a safe, peaceful and prosperous New Year.
News Stories
- EME Power Systems Supports Major Lincoln Electricity Network Upgrade
- How EME Power Systems Can Help Customers Save Energy on Existing and New High-Voltage Equipment
- UK Holiday Parks – Powering Better Holidays all Year Round
- Regardless of Time; Day or Night
- Protection Settings
- Public Sector Decarbonisation Schemes (PSDS)
- Voltage Management - Helping Lower Carbon Footprints
- Transformer Oil Sampling Analysis
- Essential Risk Management
- Safety First: AED On-Site
- From Emergency Response to Full Turnkey Solution
- Welcome Tomas!
- Keeping the Show on the Road
- High Voltage Equipment & Compliance
- PCB Regulations Changing
- Powering British Farming: EME Power Systems Installs Two New Transformers and High Voltage System to Boost Agricultural Output
- Faulty ACB
- Its Not Just One Man Busy In December!
- Christmas Cheer
- 21st Anniversary!
- WHO YOU GONNA CALL……
- Welcome Mark Baxter
- Overdue Maintenance
- University HV Fault
- Customer Feedback
- Larger Than Your Normal EV’s
- Taking the Biscuit
- Benefits of Furans Testing
- Aftermath of Storm Babet
- Emergency Response to Storm Babet’s Disruption
- Welcoming Samantha Collishaw and Reducing Carbon Footprint
- Ardagh Glass Transformer Replacement
- Considering Voltage Management to Help Cut Bills?
- Graham Haydn-Davies Retirement
- LV Sub-Main Fault
- Cable Joint Failure
- Phil Shaw Retirement
- Directional Drilling
- Pre-Planned Maintenance
- Energy Savings Factsheet
- The Benefits of Carrying Out Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM)
- EME Transformer Stock Saves the Day!
- PARTIAL DISCHARGE TESTING
- Storm Franklyn
- Helping to Mitigate the UK Energy Crisis
- EME Power Systems Helps Company To Join The Recycling Effort
- Christmas Time Switchgear Changes
- Out of Hours Peace of Mind
- EME Power Systems Fast Response for Major Food Manufacture
- Importance of Regular Intrusive Maintenance
- NHS Challenge
- Automated Packaging at Malvern Worcestershire
- Christmas Arrives Early
- Challenge Accepted
- Through these uncertain times...
- Hayley Paddock Joins EME Power Systems
- Challenging Times
- Low Carbon Electricity
- Our excellent installation teams complete essential works
- Fast Response
- Essential Maintenance
- Solution to a tricky transformer replacement
- It's A Cut!
- EME Power Systems Quarterly Update
- Infrastructure Upgrade
- EME Power Systems Continue As Normal
- It's Cold Inside
- Double transformer failure leads to double success
- Steve Harrison Joins the Company
- Class Cancelled
- Now For Something Slightly Different
- Go Green and Save Pounds
- Cable Fault Repair
- ACB
- Time For A Quick Change Around
- Lincoln Prison
- EME Power Systems Renewables
- An Early Summer Break - Out With The Old, In With The New
- EME Power Systems Midweek Break