Based on his career, leadership and work currently being delivered in Metering - Chris is now part of an exclusive group of professionals in the health and safety industry.
As the Winter months close in on us, there is nothing worse than being cold, which is exactly what a school in Essex were facing. The school had no form of heating and with their students returning on the 2 November, the half term break provided a short window for National Grid Metering to work with local gas network to solve the issue.
St William, a joint venture between National Grid and the Berkeley Group, is working together with the War and Conflict Subject Specialist Network, a partnership programme led by Imperial War Museum, to create the Gasworks and War Heroes Book of Remembrance, a virtual memorial that pays tribute to the 500 workers from the Gas Light and Coke Company, London’s first and eventually largest gas producer and supplier, who fought and lost their lives during World War II.
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Every year on National Veterans’ Day on 11 November, Jason, his wife and two children place flags on fellow service members’ graves alongside the Syracuse Valle
This National Veterans’ Day, Kyle is looking forward to spending the federal holiday with his wife Carrie and their two children – Ada, five, and Thomas, three – on a well-earned break and attending a parade together.
In the latest funding round, Mark Cricket Club was delighted to have been awarded a grant of £20,000, which it will use to start developing the club’s new ground and pavilion.
Chairman Tim Moxey said: “We’re delighted that National Grid has recognised the Club’s contribution to the local community in this way. We’ll now be able to press on with our plans to broaden the range of cricketing opportunities available to the local community and the surrounding villages.”
The Trust runs the local retirement community at Sandford Station and the shop is run by the residents for the benefit of the community. BAM Foreman, Frazer Hodgkins, took charge of the shop fitting works to close off an existing door and create a wheelchair friendly access in a more suitable location.
Future plans include building a coffee bar and refurbishment of an old telephone box for use as an information point.
Julie Shannon, Day Manager at Somewhere to Go, said: “Thank you to everyone who donated. This will make a real difference. It has been particularly difficult for the rough sleepers over recent months and we really appreciate your continued support.”
Balfour Beatty’s office manager Kelle Hebron said: “The charity does a fantastic job and we wanted to continue our support. This collection was something we could all contribute to during these difficult times.”
The project is the first of its kind to examine the application of hydrogen deblending technologies within a network to control the gas blend that a customer might receive.
Hydrogen deblending would allow for a varying mix of hydrogen and natural gas to flow through the network, and then separating the two gases so a controlled blend can be supplied to the customer.
A ground-breaking project to replace a vital section of gas pipeline beneath the Humber Estuary has set a new world record.
After the successful completion of the first tunnel beneath the Humber Estuary, the second stage of the project involved flooding the tunnel with specially-treated water before pushing the pipe through in July this year.