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Onondaga County’s commitment to upgrading its wastewater systems by investing in new equipment and improving practices will make the county more sustainable and help it save more than $300,000 annually, thanks in part to energy efficiency incentives it earned from National Grid.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — National Grid is committed to building a diverse and equitable workforce to solve the energy challenges of the 21st century.

For the second consecutive year, National Grid’s New York Gas Complex Capital Construction team has joined forces with Stony Brook University’s Diversity Professional Leadership Network (DPLN) program.

National Grid’s Long Island External Affairs team recently presented to a coalition of the Town of Oyster Bay Senior housing program, engaging over 50 senior residents in a session focused on natural gas safety, utility scam prevention, and financial support programs for customers facing economic hardship.

Energy efficiency incentives provided by National Grid to International Wire will underwrite investment in new equipment for the manufacturer while saving the company money in the long run on its energy costs.

At an Oct. 24 community day in Buffalo’s historic Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor, civic leaders celebrated the renovation of four buildings along Broadway between Elm and Michigan Streets.

[National Grid Ventures’ Northport Generation Team kicks off STEM Day early with Herricks School District high school students at the Northport Power Station in Northport, NY. On the specialized tour route, energy professionals gave students a close-up look at the jobs and training that keep the electricity flowing to area homes and businesses.]

As part of National Grid’s ongoing efforts to provide value and resources to customers in the communities we serve, the company is participating in Winter Preparedness Fairs in Buffalo.