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King Urban Life Center hosted a grand opening of its new playground, made possible with a $150,000 grant from National Grid’s Project C program.

Over the last two years, National Grid has provided $100,000 in grants to Our Ability Inc., an Albany-based organization that works to build an accessible workplace for individuals with disabilities.

National Grid’s 6,000 New York employees know the importance of being reliable and dependable as we safely deliver natural gas and electricity every day.

National Grid crews are continuing to work around the clock and have restored service to more than 95% of the 31,000 eastern New York customers impacted by heavy rain, lightning and damaging winds that moved through the region last night and this morning.

WALTHAM, MA –– As part of its commitment to deliver clean energy solutions that benefit the long-term needs of customers and communities, National Grid recently launched its first-ever solar grazing pilot at two company-owned solar sites in Attleboro, Massachusetts.

BATAVIA, NY – The Genesee County Economic Development Center and National Grid today announced that a 1.9-mile portion of a 115-kilovolt electric transmission line in Genesee County has been relocated to open more than 300 acres of land for future development at the Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park site.

WALTHAM, MA and SYRACUSE, NY –– Electric field force crews maintain the infrastructure that powers our daily lives, often working through some of the most severe weather conditions to respond to service interruptions. On July 10, National Grid is proud to recognize National Lineworker Appreciation Day and celebrate the dedicated individuals who are keeping customers connected and readying the grid for an electrified future.

BROOKLYN, NY and WALTHAM, MA – New York and Massachusetts are among the top five states ranked in the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy’s (ACEEE) 2023 State Transportation Electrification Scorecard.