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We’re National Grid: we bring power to people. From heating up homes to keeping the lights on in hospitals, the energy we deliver makes the everyday possible. Now, you can help us, as we shape the future of millions and build the hi-tech networks of tomorrow. Read more »

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The facts

To find out more about our organisation please visit:
careers.nationalgrid.com

Undergrad intake: 50+
National Grid is an international electricity and gas company.
National Grid serves around 19 million customers directly and many more indirectly.
Our local distribution networks deliver gas to around 11 million consumers.
We distribute electricity in the northeastern US to approximately 3.3 million customers.
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Olagoke Phillips

Technical Graduate, Grain LNG

"I see myself in the next five years being a Chartered Chemical Engineer where I would have gained the right key skills in my development of my career . . ."

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