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- Home Safety and emergencies Gas safety and emergencies Find out more about how to handle gas safety and emergencies. Electricity power cuts Find out more about power outages and how you can report a power cut. US safety and emergencies Find contact …
- Listening to our stakeholders Home 23rd August 2017 Stakeholders National Grid’s Electricity Transmission Owner business has held its first-ever stakeholder workshops, which focused on listening to stakeholders and understanding their priorities for our …
- European collaboration A National Grid thought piece concludes that GB consumers will benefit through continued cooperation with the European electricity system. European Strategy Analyst Sophie Van Caloen explains why. Home Achieving secure, sustainable …
- Home Latest news and information for journalists and bloggers from the National Grid media team. …
- Working near our assets On this page, you'll find guidance and support for working near our electricity transmission assets, including overhead lines and underground cables. Home Working near our electricity assets Are you proposing, …
- Home Suppliers Ariba Supplier Lifecycle Performance (SLP), the new way for suppliers to onboard National Grid has implemented Ariba SLP solution, which provides tools to onboard, qualify, segment and manage suppliers. With advanced tools to automate …
- Home Network and infrastructure We own the national electricity transmission system in England and Wales. The system consists of approximately 4,500 miles of overhead line, over 900 miles of underground cable and over 300 substations. Network route maps …
- Gridline magazine Gridline is a magazine for landowners who have our equipment on their land. Home What's inside? Gridline magazine features safety and project information, as well as profiles of landowners, showing the huge diversity in how …
- Home Electricity transmission emergencies and safety advice National Grid Electricity Transmission take electricity generated from windfarms and other power sources and transport it through our network of pylons, overhead lines, cables, and substations. …
- Home The rules are mandatory. Everyone who works on or near to the transmission system is responsible for making sure they are thoroughly familiar with the detail of the relevant safety rules and appropriate supporting documents. Safety Rules …