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WALTHAM, MA, and BROOKLYN, NY – National Grid today announced the launch of a scholarship program aimed at increasing diversity in engineering across Massachusetts and New York. The Company will begin accepting applications today and will select six candidates for the 2022-2023 academic year to each receive a $10,000 scholarship and a paid summer internship in National Grid’s Massachusetts or New York business.

National Grid joined A Tiny Home for Good to announce that they will work together to construct four new tiny homes in Syracuse’s Southwest neighborhood.

Hurricane season officially began on June 1 and this year marks the 10-year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy. This is the seventh year in a row that The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting an above-average hurricane season.

When the ribbon was cut at Western NY Tech Academy’s new greenhouse on May 20, it signified a new hands-on opportunity for students to engage in their coursework.

National Grid has increased staffing for Wednesday in anticipation of severe thunderstorms forecasted to impact the Central and Northern New York and Mohawk Valley regions beginning in the early morning hours and continuing through the day. Meteorologists are predicting strong winds with potentially damaging gusts and dangerous lightning.

In support of National Grid’s new Vision announcement and commitment to Net Zero and fossil-free by 2050, the Company is excited to support Toyota’s new hydrogen vehicles.

The Greenpoint Manufacturing Design Center (GMDC) recently broke ground on a first of its kind mixed-use development in Brooklyn’s Brownsville community.

Warm weather is finally here and what better way is there than to spend time outdoors in open green spaces with family, friends or even solo.