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Placements / Internships (2)
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12 month Industrial Placement
- Location: Warwick
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12-week Summer Internship
- Location: Warwick
Graduate Opportunities (11)
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Graduate Project Supervisor
- Location: Ambergate (Derby)
- Closing date: 12th Jan 2018
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Graduate Commercial Officer
- Location: Ambergate (Derby)
- Closing date: 12th Jan 2018
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Graduate Project Engineer
- Location: Solihull
- Closing date: 12th Jan 2018
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Graduate Gas Technical Engineer, System Operator
- Location: Warwick
- Closing date: 12th Jan 2018
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Graduate Project Controls Analyst
- Location: Warwick
- Closing date: 10th Nov 2017
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Graduate Network Analyst, Gas Transmission
- Location: Warwick
- Closing date: 12th Jan 2018
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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Construction to start on ‘world’s first’ commercial bio-substitute ...
National Grid investment means Swindon plasma recycling plant will go ahead by early 2017. National Grid’s Gas Distribution company has signed a £6.3 million deal to help fund the “world’s first” commercially operating bio-substitute natural gas plant in Swindon, which will make gas from household waste. The deal completes financing for the project, which is being run by Go Green Gas and enables construction of the £25 million plant to start. In the plant,...
Added: 7th December 2016
National Grid: Wind operators will be paid to switch off this summer
Wind farm operators will be paid to stop producing power to prevent too much energy entering the ageing electricity network this summer, says the National Grid. The UK has seen a huge growth in wind farm installations, with the cumulative offshore and onshore wind installed capacity in the UK in 2016 recorded at 12.1GW, according to Wind Europe’s Wind in Power: 2016 statistics report. However, because of a lack of energy storage, the UK electricity grid is unable to handle the large...
Added: 3rd May 2017
Miners dig deep to keep London's lights on for the next 120 years
These are the miners tunnelling nearly 200 feet in the mud beneath London to help keep the capital’s lights on for the next 120 years. National Grid hopes the £1 billion London Power Tunnels project will supply electricity to the capital “for generations to come”. It will also power Crossrail through a “super-strength” generator in north-west London. Teams of three miners are working 12-hour shifts piloting tunnel-boring machines to cut through the...
Sally Nicholson
Power Systems Engineer
"I love working at National Grid, my colleagues are fantastic, and they really support me with the work that I’m doing . . ."
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