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Albany, N.Y. – National Grid is increasing evening and overnight staffing and bringing in additional crews in anticipation of the forecasted wintry mix of snow, rain and ice across the Greater Capital Region beginning tonight and continuing through Tuesday.

National Grid applauds the New York State Public Service Commission’s recent approval of the New York Energy Solution, a major transmission line project from Rensselaer County to Dutchess County.

Economic development program enhances revitalization, boosts tourism
National Grid is partnering with the City of Oswego on a renaissance that is transforming the city’s downtown and further boosting the region as a tourist destination.

National Grid is providing a $750,000 economic development grant to support a major expansion at Wells Enterprises Inc.’s Dunkirk manufacturing facility.

A wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow is expected to mark the beginning of the new year across portions of upstate New York and National Grid is preparing for the potentially powerful storm by increasing staffing to include 2,000 line, service, tree, damage assessment and public safety workers.

National Grid is preparing for a potentially powerful winter storm that is forecasted to impact much of upstate New York beginning Thursday.

With the holidays in full swing and the COVID-19 pandemic causing financial stress on many individuals, National Grid is alerting customers about recent reports of scams where imposters are promising refunds or discounts.

The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy has released its annual State Energy Efficiency Scorecard, and the three states that comprise National Grid’s service area — Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island — have once again ranked among the top five in energy efficiency.