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National Grid encourages its customers to be vigilant and protect their personal information, as reports of utility billing and payment scams increase across upstate New York.

BOSTON, Mass. (May 4, 2022) –National Grid today announced the completion of a portion of the Ready Path Solution, the grid reliability project for the Boston region.

WALTHAM, MA – Massachusetts residential electric customers who receive their electric supply, called Basic Service, from National Grid can expect lower bills this spring and summer, beginning May 1.

That was one of the many features that guests at an April 22 media event learned about when Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority unveiled its new, $1 million electric bus

National Grid crews have worked tirelessly over the past two days to restore power to 230,500, or 98%, of the nearly 234,500 upstate New York customers impacted by damaging snow and windstorm that caused significant and widespread damage across Central, Eastern and Northern New York.

National Grid crews have restored power to 200,000, or 90 percent, of the 221,000 upstate New York customers impacted by the severe weather that caused significant and widespread damage across central, northern and eastern New York this week.

National Grid’s upstate New York field force of nearly 3,600 workers has restored power to more than 171,000 of the 208,000 customers impacted by the destructive storm that swept across the region Monday and Tuesday.

More than 2,800 National Grid workers remain active in challenging weather conditions as they clean up extensive storm damage and restore service after a sustained storm brought up to 10 inches of heavy, wet snow and wind gusts of more than 50 mph to areas across central, northern and eastern New York overnight