What is redeployment?
Redeployment means reusing equipment and materials that are still in good condition instead of throwing them away. For example, if a piece of office furniture or equipment is no longer needed by one department, the Investment Recovery team checks the condition. If it is still usable, they list it in an internal catalog. Other departments at National Grid can then request these items and use them again.
Why is redeployment important?
Delivering new transmission projects presents an opportunity not only to upgrade infrastructure but to restore habitats, enhance biodiversity and support local communities.
Community energy groups are well placed to deliver local, low-carbon electricity, but improved connection options would allow more benefits to stay within the community.
NGED has launched GECCO (Geoprint for Energy Club Connections and Operations), an innovation project testing a new connection methodology, which identifies the best places on the network to link local generation and demand together.
The project aimed to deliver our company's highest priorities- delivering safe, reliable energy to our customers, addressing community needs, preventing impacts on the natural environment, and building climate change resilience.
WALTHAM, MA – National Grid is kicking off the summer season with proactive campaigns to help customers stay cool and manage costs. These efforts include bundled solutions that combine energy savings with bill management programs, as well as opportunities to connect one-on-one with customer advocates at assistance events statewide.
National Grid today filed a Rate Stabilization Proposal with the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) to freeze gas delivery rates for the company’s 1.9 million customers in New York City and on Long Island. If approved, rates for gas customers approved under the current rate plan would remain in effect for one additional year, from April 1, 2027, to March 31, 2028.
Following early engagement in 2025, community feedback has helped shape updated proposals for the Eastern Green Link 5 (EGL5) project. National Grid is now inviting communities in East Lindsey to review and comment on the latest plans.
The update includes:
Community groups across Suffolk and Essex can now apply for grants of up to £20,000 to support local projects, as National Grid la
National Grid is set to begin a major programme of refurbishment works on its overhead electricity transmission lines between Mannington substation in East Dorset and Nursling substation in Southampton in the coming weeks.
Work will take place between June and November 2026 and involves reconductoring – or replacing with newer wires – the existing overhead lines spanning the 40km route’s 115 pylons, as well as refurbishing the steel structures and fittings.
