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Years ago, Evelyn Hicks would spend early spring days along the wetlands near Meyer Road in the town of West Seneca. Hicks, at top, is a lifelong conservationist who chairs the town’s environmental commission.

More than 1,000 National Grid employees are giving back to their local communities today to celebrate a Day of Service across the company’s 26,000-square-mile New York service area

National Grid customers and local law enforcement are reporting utility billing and payment scams across downstate New York.

National Grid customers and local law enforcement are reporting utility billing and payment scams across upstate New York.

That is the question that Jay Snyder asked himself after beekeeping neighbor Todd Overhoff requested his help to rescue a displaced swarm of bees.

Through its EV Charging Station Make-Ready Program, National Grid is offering generous incentives to Upstate New York business customers who are adding electric vehicle charging stations for customers, employees, tenants and communities.

Brooklyn and Hicksville, NY –– After extensive outreach to customers, interest groups and stakeholders, National Grid today issued its third Supplemental Downstate New York Long-Term Capacity report, which reflects the feedback received on the company’s plan to best meet the energy needs of its 1.9 million customers while transitioning to a net zero carbon future.

COHOES, NY— A public meeting to discuss efforts to clean up a former manufactured gas plant (MGP) site located in the City of Cohoes, and owned by National Grid, will be held on Tuesday, August 31 at 7 p.m.