Electric and Magnetic Fields (EMFs)
The industry recognises that some public concerns exist as to a possible connection between EMFs and health.
As a responsible industry, the sector is committed to providing customers, members of the public and the industry's employees with full and up-to-date information on the issue.
These pages explain the industry's position on this issue, the research supported by the sector into EMFs and who to contact for more information.
Publications
ENA produced EMFs: The Facts in January 2007, with updates in April 2007 and October 2009.
This document is now available to download as a PDF.
Edinburgh Workshop Reports: April 2007
Report on the Workshop: Future needs of occupational ELF epidemiology 14th-15th September, 2006 (Edinburgh)
Appendix: EMF International Workshop 13th-15th September, 2006 (Edinburgh)
Stakeholder Advisory Group on ELF EMFs (SAGE) Precautionary approaches to ELF EMFs
First Interim Assessment: Power Lines and Property, Wiring in Homes, and Electrical Equipment in Homes (date of issue: 27th April 2007)
(This document is available for unrestricted use and distribution as long as the source is referenced)
A Guide to the SAGE First Interim Assessment
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EMFs info
National Grid has established a detailed information site called EMFs info which provides factual, comprehensive and fair information on EMFs. Go to: http://www.emfs.info/
The ENA site and EMFs info only look at EMFs produced by electric power systems and not at mobile phones and/or their base stations.
To find out more about these systems please visit the:
Mobile Operators Association (MOA) www.mobilemastinfo.com
Independent Expert Group on Mobile Phones www.iegmp.org.uk
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Contacts
ENA supports an EMF unit and customer information line as an initial point of call for all EMF enquiries. The unit is operated by National Grid on behalf of the industry.
Calls are charged at LOCAL RATES. Tel: 0845 702 3270
