THE COST OF A POWER CUT

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10 August, 2018

In June 2017, a power cut had left an estimate of 63,000 properties in North Lancashire without power, and Edinburgh Airport had to delay flights within the same month because of power-related incidents. With more than 170,000 km of electricity cables to maintain, power cuts will sometimes happen. But how much can they affect businesses?

Together, with retailers of LPG, Flogas, we examine the costs that power outrages could cause for businesses if they occur and we look at what could be done to protect your company from an unplanned disruption.

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