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WALTHAM – National Grid announced plans today for an expedited construction schedule for a portion of its North Quincy Cable Replacement Project, a $92 million investment to modernize and strengthen its electric transmission network in Quincy.

Dozens of bright green apples were being placed in 120 lunch bags Monday morning at McAuley House.

National Grid today announced the donation of more than 30,000 tubs of its surplus sanitizing wipes to over 60 non-profit organizations across Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York.

New York President Rudy Wynter has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the GridWise Alliance, which champions concepts, policies and investments needed to transform the electricity grid.

Rudy Wynter is the President National Grid’s New York business, leading the company’s regulated energy delivery portfolio that provides electricity and natural gas service to 4 million customers across the state.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- National Grid announced today that unexpected construction complications are delaying the completion of the reburial of the sea2shore cable, requiring the Company to pause construction for the summer tourism season, conduct a detailed assessment and then resume work in the fall.

BROOKLYN AND HICKSVILLE, N.Y. –– National Grid is seeking information on possible non-pipeline alternatives to identify the availability of contingency supply and emerging technology solutions to help meet peak-day natural gas demand in downstate New York.

National Grid is closely monitoring and preparing for potentially strong winds heading east from Central New York through the Greater Capital Region later today and into the evening.