
At National Grid we are delivering critical and green investment to enable the decarbonisation of power, transport and heat, and lead a clean, fair and affordable energy transition across our jurisdictions. In doing so we're committed to making a positive societal impact by acting as a responsible business in everything we do. Its enshrined in our purpose - to Bring Energy to Life. For more information visit our Responsibility page.
We've set out what responsibility means to us in our Responsible Business Charter, which identified 5 pillars where we can have the most impact on society; the environment, the communities we serve, our people, the economy, and our governance.
We report our performance annually through our Responsible Business Report.
1All statistics from reporting year 2020/21 unless specified
2Source data: Office for National Statistics Gender Pay Gap Report 2020
3Green capex as defined by National Grid's Green Financing Framework which excludes spend on connecting nuclear power and lowering methane emissions.
The “Grid Guide To…” series are short, virtual sessions covering our ambitions and progress across a range of ESG themes. Stay tuned for further events and updates.
March 2022: Chief Procurement Officer, Vivienne Bracken and our Procurement leaders discuss how National Grid are driving a sustainable supply chain and it’s importance in the context of our responsible business commitments.
Listen to the podcastTo be held account against our environmental, societal and governance business commitments, National Grid is proud to share reporting data and have its sustainable efforts analysed. In collaborating with global organisations and participating in sustainable initiatives National Grid is confident it can deliver its responsible business commitments.
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