We own, manage, and operate the national transmission network in Great Britain, making gas available when and where it’s needed.
Our latest Gas Winter Outlook report has now been published and this year it goes further than ever before; providing more information and insight, with the aim of helping our customers and stakeholders prepare for the winter ahead.
Find out more about our Gas Winter Outlook
Our stakeholders are important to us. Find all you need to know at our page for Gas Transmission stakeholders.
Stakeholder resourcesThe FutureGrid project will build a hydrogen test facility from a representative range of decommissioned assets.
Find out more about the project
Find out more about connecting to, diverting, and shipping using the gas National Transmission System (NTS).
Here you can find gas transmission data for industry analysts, including operational data for all industry stakeholders.
Find out about the charges that users of the gas National Transmission System (NTS) have to pay and how they are calculated.
Find details of how the calorific value (CV) of gas is calculated which we use to determine the amount of energy transported by shippers and suppliers.
Britain’s gas transmission and distribution networks have combined to assemble key specialist components to help to repair and replace infrastructure damaged during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
As the world tackles coronavirus, National Grid employees are working hard to make sure the lights stay on and the gas keeps flowing.
Gas keeps over 80% of Britain’s households warm and fuels much of our nation’s traditional industrial activity. But what might our use of this all-important resource look like as part of a low carbon future? National Grid, alongside our industry partners, today announces the publication of the Gas Markets Plan.
