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WALTHAM, MA – National Grid today announced that Lisa Wieland will join National Grid as President of its New England business, and sit on the Group Executive Committee, further strengthening National Grid’s leadership team and reinforcing its credentials as a leader in the energy transition.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – As a heat wave hits the New York area, National Grid encourages customers to stay safe in the extreme heat.

WALTHAM, MA - National Grid is prepared for a summer storm to impact Massachusetts Thursday afternoon through Thursday evening, bringing strong winds, severe thunderstorms, and heavy rain into the region, in addition to high temperatures forecasted through Saturday evening.

ALBANY, N.Y. — This summer’s weather trend of wet, stormy weather continues this week as National Grid is preparing to respond to severe storms tomorrow that could potentially include high winds, hail and tornado activity across the eastern New York region.

Today, National Grid Renewables announced its pledge to donate over $500,000 to the New Underwood, South Dakota School District, sourced from its 128 megawatt (MW) Wild Springs Solar Project (Wild Springs or the project) located in Pennington County, South Dakota.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. – National Grid’s New York Director of Government Relations, Kimberly Ireland, has been named on the City & State New York inaugural Who’s Who in Government Relations list for 2023.

National Grid continues to give back to the communities it serves by supporting organizations that provide services and resources to the area.

Chautauqua Institution, through National Grid’s EV Make-Ready Program, installed three Electric Vehicle charging stations in two parking lots, providing six new plugs for EV drivers who may need a charge.