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18 January 2021
National Grid is an energy company operating in the UK and US. We deliver electricity and gas safely, reliably and efficiently to the customers and communities we serve – all while working towards a clean energy future.
Next November Glasgow will be hosting COP26 and the world will unite to find ways to combat the climate challenge. As a Principal Partner we’re supporting the ambition to build a cleaner, greener energy future.
Watch nowWatch Maryam’s story to discover how one life has been changed by Grid for Good. This flagship community investment programme from National Grid is designed to support 16-24-year olds from the most disadvantaged backgrounds, by giving them the life and industry-specific skills they need to find meaningful employment.
Learn about Grid for GoodAs applications for our UK New Talent Programmes open this month for Graduates and in December for Apprentices, get to know the young people already helping us to shape the future of the energy sector.
Find out moreWe’ve been building interconnectors – high-voltage electricity cables deep undersea – to exchange renewable energy with other countries in Europe.
Find out more about interconnectorsNational Grid is one of the world’s largest publicly listed utilities focused on transmission and distribution of electricity and gas. We play a vital role in connecting millions of people to the energy they use safely, reliably and efficiently.
We aim to be a low-risk business that generates shareholder value through dividends and asset/equity growth.
We’re looking for people with enthusiasm to help us build and run a cleaner energy system for the future. Wherever you are on your career journey there are lots of exciting opportunities to explore. Discover more about working at National Grid and search for roles in the UK and the US.
Find out moreFind how our business and our people responded to coronavirus and how we’re planning to play our part in revitalising and rebuilding the communities we serve after the pandemic.
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