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WALTHAM, MA – National Grid is preparing for Hurricane Lee, which is currently heading toward the Northeast and has the potential to impact Massachusetts customers overnight Friday into Saturday, bringing heavy rains, potential flooding, and damaging winds into the region.

New York, NY – Community Offshore Wind, a joint venture between RWE and National Grid Ventures, today announced a groundbreaking five-year partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to promote the exchange of data and expertise that will transform environmental monitoring for offshore wind projects.

WALTHAM, MA – National Grid restored power to all customers in the Merrimack Valley yesterday after a fast-moving, destructive storm tore through the region Friday afternoon, knocking out power to tens of thousands of customers.

It began as a discussion about assisting Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park with some lighting projects.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — National Grid employees were knee deep in Onondaga Lake Tuesday to preserve a piece of local history that had faded from memory. More than 40 company volunteers spent the day unearthing the stairs at Jesuit Landing, near the Butterfly Garden of Hope on the Onondaga Lake Parkway, as part of National Grid’s Project C Week of Service.

WALTHAM, MA – A new study by National Grid and Hitachi Energy emphasizes the need for proactive planning and strategic investment to ensure the grid is primed for electrification of medium and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) like buses, trucks, and vans.

WALTHAM, MA – Furthering its ongoing commitment to supporting the communities it serves, National Grid New England today kicked-off of its inaugural Week of Service.

WALTHAM, MA – National Grid employees and contractors continue to work around the clock to restore power to customers in the Merrimack Valley following a sudden, severe thunderstorm that tore through the region on Friday afternoon, leaving uprooted and damaged trees, broken utility poles and hundreds of downed power lines in its wake.