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WALTHAM, MA – After a 32-year career that has seen her rise from a staff accountant to a senior executive for one of the state’s largest employers, Marcy Reed, National Grid’s Massachusetts President and Executive Vice President of Energy Policy & Social Impact, has announced her retirement.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and National Grid today launched the Home Energy Savings Program, a pioneering, pay-for-performance residential energy savings pilot program in Central New York.

National Grid is increasing staffing, extending evening and overnight work shifts and closely monitoring an upstate New York weather forecast that calls for high winds, with gusts up to 50 mph, and lake-effect snow across portions of the region.

Nestlé Purina’s recent energy efficiency investments and robust LED lighting technology upgrades at its Dunkirk manufacturing facility will increase productivity, create a more sustainable work environment and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1,100 tons, which is equivalent to the annual energy consumption of 114 U.S. homes, according to US EPA.

LOS GATOS, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) – National Grid Partners (NGP), the investment and innovation arm of National Grid plc (LSE: NG; NYSE: NGG), announces two new investments in data analytics startups that use artificial intelligence (AI) to protect critical infrastructure and ultimately help reduce costs for customers.

Brooklyn, NY – Today’s breach of an active National Grid work zone at Manhattan and Montrose avenues in Brooklyn presented a public safety hazard for our employees and the public.

WALTHAM, MA – National Grid today issued a statement following the New England Governors’ call for the modernization of the regional electricity system in order to achieve their states’ respective goals for clean, affordable, and reliable electricity

National Grid has been made aware of an increase in members of the public calling 911 to report everyday work performed by company employees as suspicious activity.