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Beneath the electric bus to be used by Lake Shore Central School District are 14 batteries. The open hood exposes an area that would house a 1,500-lb. bus engine in a traditional diesel-powered bus.

National Grid, in celebration of June as Pride Month, has awarded a charitable contribution of $20,000 to the Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways to launch Camp Beyond Binary, a weeklong summer camp for LGBTQ+ youth ages 12 to 18.

Reading is invaluable for children especially when it sparks imagination and enables a child to see the world in a different way.

Utility workers know the value of sleep as an essential function of the body that supports physical, mental and emotional health.

National Grid has been named a recipient of four Edison Electric Institute Emergency Recovery and Response Awards for the company’s exceptional performance in restoring power to upstate New York customers, and assisting other New York utilities with service restoration after a series of wind, ice and snow storms impacted the region earlier this year.

Avoiding surprises is something fire departments and other first responders strive for as they protect the public from safety hazards, but Chief Randy Griffin of the Oswego Fire Dept. received a pleasant one recently: a $500 donation from National Grid.

As temperatures rise this summer, National Grid reminds customers that there are no-cost and low-cost methods of staying comfortable in the heat while reducing energy consumption and costs.

WALTHAM, MA, and BROOKLYN, NY – National Grid today announced the launch of a scholarship program aimed at increasing diversity in engineering across Massachusetts and New York. The Company will begin accepting applications today and will select six candidates for the 2022-2023 academic year to each receive a $10,000 scholarship and a paid summer internship in National Grid’s Massachusetts or New York business.