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National Grid’s expanded field force has worked around the clock to restore service to 158,000 of the nearly 205,000 customers affected by the destructive ice and snow storm that struck eastern New York this weekend.

National Grid’s eastern New York field force of more than 2,600 line, tree, and public safety specialists are assessing damage, cleaning up extensive debris and restoring power to customers after an early spring storm brought significant icing, and heavy, wet snow to the region over the last 24 hours.

March is coming to a close with a late winter storm and National Grid is responding by increasing staffing and extending evening and overnight work shifts.

A few National Grid employees were among a group of business professionals who presented at University at Buffalo’s March 20 Science Exploration Day which, for more than 30 years, has provided area high school students a glimpse into local careers in science, technology, and healthcare.

Long Island, NY – National Grid awarded $2 million in Economic Development Grants in 2023 to more than 20 projects across Long Island.

National Grid plans to invest more than $4 billion to transform its energy delivery system and propel economic growth across Upstate New York.

Brooklyn, NY – National Grid employees welcomed sophomore and junior students from George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School to their Brooklyn office as part of the third annual New York City Public Schools and Partnership for New York City Career Discovery Week.

WALTHAM, MA – National Grid is prepared for a wind storm to impact Massachusetts today through early Tuesday, bringing strong and potentially damaging winds into the region.