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In partnership with the Brooklyn Nets “Trees for Threes” program, National Grid employee volunteers helped plant native herbaceous plants within the Lakeside area of Prospect Park in Brooklyn.

For the fourth year in a row, National Grid volunteers distributed Thanksgiving meals to over one hundred Riverhead families who are in need at The North Fork Spanish Apostolate.

National Grid has increased staffing and is pre-positioning crews in anticipation of heavy snow and strong winds that are forecasted to impact portions of western New York.

WALTHAM, MA – As increasing prices, rising energy costs and inflation threaten to stretch the budget of many households, National Grid today announced it will distribute a combined $1 million to 10 food bank and hunger prevention programs across Massachusetts.

National Grid volunteers were hands-on with beautification efforts at the Garden of Resilience in Springfield Gardens, Queens.

National Grid is kicking off its annual Season of Giving by donating $6 million to further support New York customers who are struggling to make ends meet this winter.

To enhance safety at the previously unlit Gazebo Park in Buffalo’s Fruit Belt neighborhood, National Grid on Nov. 14 installed a flagpole and two solar-powered lights that will illuminate the park throughout the night.

BROOKLYN, NY and WALTHAM, MA – Electric vehicle (EV) charging needs along Massachusetts and New York highways will require interconnection to high-capacity transmission lines in the next decade, finds a first-in-the-nation study released today.