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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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To find out more about our organisation please visit:
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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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Ali Shad

Power Academy Student, Construction

"Tomorrow I’m going to a transformer factory to see how a transformer gets wound up, and next week I’m going to Spennymoor to see a brand new overhead line construction . . ."

Javid Khan

Group Strategy Manager

"When I look forward there’s quite an ambitious agenda ahead of me and every year is different and for me, that excitement keeps me here at National Grid . . ."

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...