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The world’s progress is driven by engineers; from the canal systems used to
Metering have received some excellent feedback for partner - Allgas 1 Ltd. The project involved fitting a new module at a site but unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances the job did not go 100% smoothly. The Allgas 1 Ltd team worked to find solutions, adapted to the situation and delivered excellent service.
The customer praised the team’s engagement, leadership, communication and diligence whilst carrying out the work:
Hi, I’m Ffion and I work as an Operational Strategy Engineer at National Grid.
I love my job because every day is different and challenging, in a positive way, and I have a real sense of achievement when my opinion and experience matters in decision-making.
Hi, I’m Alex and I'm a Power Systems Engineer for National Grid Electricity Transmission.
When I tell people my job, they immediately think I climb up pylons – I’ve never done that in my life! What I do is analyse and develop the electricity transmission network in England and Wales, to meet future energy needs and use renewable energy more efficiently.
Hi, I’m Louise and I’m a net zero strategy lead at National Grid Ventures.
As a child, I was always interested in Lego, K’nex and Meccano, because I liked being creative and building things.
1. The transistor
Chosen by John Pettigrew, CEO, National Grid.
AI has the potential to transform many industries and the energy industry is no exception. With this in mind, AI is one of the key focuses of our investment and innovation arm, National Grid Partners. The two latest additions to our portfolio are both start-ups that use AI data analytics to protect infrastructure in new and better ways. The companies have received $6 million in funding from National Grid Partners.
I’m part of the Incubation team at National Grid Partners, focused on making venture investments in early stage companies and helping them to grow. National Grid Partners invests at the intersection of energy and emerging technologies, to help the transition to an increasingly decarbonised, decentralised and digitised energy grid.
That’s why we’re determined to reach net zero, achieving a balance between the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere with the amount removed.