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National Grid’s upstate New York field force of more than 3,200 workers has restored service to more than 80,000 of the 91,500 customers impacted by the destructive winter storm that affected Eastern and Northern New York on Friday.

Hundreds of National Grid workers remain active in challenging winter weather conditions as they evaluate and repair damage and restore service after a severe winter storm brought heavy, wet snow to areas of eastern and Northern New York overnight.

National Grid has stepped up to the plate to support a unique project at the Westland Hills Baseball and Softball League in Albany, creating the “Our Angels Remembered” Holiday Tree Lighting program with a donation that covered the cost of purchasing 100 Christmas trees.

BROOKLYN, NY – National Grid’s New York President, Rudy Wynter, was among a select group of energy leaders invited to participate in the White House Electrification Summit this week.

Dec. 15, 2022 – Brooklyn, NY – This holiday season, Community Offshore Wind will donate over 30,000 meals of wild-caught, locally sourced seafood from fishermen and seafood processors to food pantries in Albany, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Hudson Valley, Long Island, Staten Island, and Syracuse.

National Grid has increased staffing and is pre-positioning crews across Central and Eastern New York as the company prepares for a severe winter storm with the potential for significant snowfall, ice accretion and high winds beginning Thursday evening and continuing through Saturday afternoon.

While, for many, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year” filled with joy, celebration and family, for families with terminally ill children, preparing for and enjoying the holiday season is a little harder.

WALTHAM, MA and Brooklyn, NY – The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy released its 2022 State Energy Efficiency Scorecard yesterday.