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National Grid’s crews are facing extremely treacherous weather conditions as they work to safely clean up extensive debris, repair damage and restore power as the result of the ongoing, powerful blizzard that is expected to continue to pummel portions of northern New York through Sunday.

National Grid’s crews are facing extremely treacherous weather conditions as they work to safely clean up extensive debris, repair damage and restore power as the result of the ongoing, powerful blizzard that is expected to continue to pummel portions of western New York through Sunday.

National Grid crews have worked tirelessly over the past two days to restore power to more than 29,000 of the nearly 30,000 eastern New York customers impacted by damaging wind, rain and ice that caused significant and widespread damage across the region.

MELVILLE / BROOKLYN, N.Y. – With Winter Storm Elliott approaching New York with heavy rain, plummeting temperatures and wind chills as low as 20 below zero, National Grid is prepared to provide its 1.9 million customers in New York City and Long Island with the energy needed to keep families warm and businesses running during even the coldest days of the holiday storm.

National Grid has increased its upstate New York field force to more than 2,800 line, service, tree, damage assessment and public safety workers in preparation for a major storm forecasted to begin Thursday afternoon and continue into the holiday weekend.

UTICA, N.Y. — Preservation was on the mind of developer Joe Gehm when he and his partners acquired two historic properties in the city of Utica.

On Dec. 20, National Grid hosted media, elected officials and other stakeholders at its historic Niagara Falls Power Transfer Station to celebrate new artwork that now adorns the covered arched windows.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – National Grid today released the following statement in reaction to the New York State Climate Action Council (CAC) Final Scoping Plan: