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National Grid has taken another step to reduce the coronavirus’ financial strain and economic uncertainty on upstate New York customers by deferring a bill increase that was scheduled to take effect April 1.

National Grid is increasing staffing and closely monitoring Friday’s weather forecast, which calls for high winds, with gusts of up to 60 mph, across portions of upstate New York.

National Grid has implemented additional steps to protect customers and employees during the COVID-19 pandemic while continuing to ensure the safe, reliable delivery of electricity and natural gas across its Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island service areas.

National Grid is directing $500,000 to support customers affected by the health impacts, financial hardships and disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

BROOKLYN/HICKSVILLE, N.Y. – As we continue to monitor and respond to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and in the interest of the wellbeing and safety of the public and its employees, National Grid has canceled the remaining in-person public meetings scheduled on the Long-term Natural Gas Capacity Report.

WALTHAM, MASS. - National Grid has temporarily suspended collections-related activities, including service disconnections, to lessen any financial hardship the COVID-19 pandemic may have on our customers. The decision is part of the company’s pandemic

Delivering net zero by 2050 means working together nationally and locally. Here, David Wright, Chief Electricity Engineer, offers insight into plans to reduce harmful carbon emissions in South Wales.

National Grid is committed to finding ways to reduce its carbon output and, in the US, this is changing our own fleet. We’re one of the first companies to introduce a (literally!) ground breaking all-electric digger and it’s brought some unexpected benefits to the way we work.