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BROOKLYN, N.Y. – Yesterday, National Grid announced Brooklyn-based non-profit organization, The Brave House, has emerged as the winner of the company’s inaugural Project C Youth Spaces Competition, after an extensive review process and a community-driven voting period.

Developers of a lakefront events center in the Town of Lyme were faced with a problem. Joining the future Sally Port View on Three Mile Bay to National Grid’s distribution system required running power lines to the nearest connection point more than 3,000 feet away, a cost that the developers described as a “potential blocker” to proceeding with the project.

Community Offshore Wind, a joint venture between RWE and National Grid Ventures, announced today it will offer $10 million for childcare financial assistance programs to support offshore wind industry workers in New York State.

Richelle Stephans’ giant plastic tote is full of fun stuff like bouncy balls, balloons, scooters and soft foam rockets that can be launched skyward with a mighty stomp.

National Grid Consumer Advocates are alerting low-income customers in New York state that time is running out to apply for emergency heating assistance if they are struggling to pay their winter bills.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – National Grid has opened voting for the finalists of its inaugural Project C community commitment Youth Spaces Competition.

BOONVILLE, N.Y. — Crews working on Smart Path Connect, one of the largest and most ambitious energy infrastructure projects in New York, surpassed a major milestone in mid-April with the construction of the project’s 100th pole. While the steel monopoles along the 55-mile Southern Alignment from Croghan to Marcy represent the most visible work on the project, much has occurred since ground was broken.

Governor Kathy Hochul and Micron Technology, Inc. today announced the members of the Micron Community Engagement Committee, representatives from Central New York and Micron that will support the company’s community investment strategy.