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National Grid has increased staffing and extended work shifts in anticipation of severe thunderstorms forecasted to impact the eastern region of upstate New York on Tuesday.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – National Grid submitted comments to the New York State Climate Action Council’s draft scoping plan, agreeing with the goal and approach to seek and evaluate all feedback, recommending consideration of a hybrid pathway that includes heat decarbonization through an integrated electric and clean gas system which can meet or exceed clean energy goals and preserve affordability, reliability, jobs, and resiliency for all New Yorkers.

Flipping a light switch and expecting your lights to turn on is something we all take for granted, but it takes a field force of thousands to maintain the infrastructure that carries electricity to your home and respond when your service is interrupted.

MARCY, N.Y. — Local officials celebrated the opening of Wolfspeed recently, marking the long-anticipated debut of the semiconductor manufacturer at the Marcy Nanocenter.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a fundamental role in addressing climate change through its authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

National Grid was a presenting sponsor of the 2022 Brooklyn Chamber Energy Summit and Expo held at Dock 72 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. As part of the summit, National Grid employees representing energy efficiency, economic development and regulatory strategy participated in various panel discussions focused on the path to a clean energy future.

The Queens Public Library (QPL) received two grants totaling $35,000 from National Grid’s Social Impact team to support the library’s STEAM Club and Queens Connected: Bridging the Digital Divide program, inspiring the next generation of innovators and problem-solvers and providing internet hotspots for underserved communities to have access to online job and educational opportunities.

After a two-year hiatus of celebrating in-person, revelry was in the air as PRIDE supporters ran, walked, marched, laughed, sang, danced, performed, cheered, watched, donated, promoted, and shared with each other as part of the Brooklyn PRIDE Fair and Parade.