As utility scams are on the rise, we want our customers to stay safe and remember:

🪪 All National Grid employees and contractors are required to carry photo ID cards. If someone is requesting entry into your home or place of business and does not show an ID card, don’t let…

Through our partnership with Buffalo Bills and our Safety First campaign, we donated $10,000 to 100 Club of Buffalo. This donation will be used to support those who
have lost a loved one in the line of duty and more.

Details here: ngrid.com/4cNF60K

Congratulations to Kimberly Ireland, our NY Director of Government Relations, for being featured in City & State NY's 2024 Who's Who in Government Relations! 🎉 🎉 ngrid.com/3PS8s4f

Did you know our valued Upstate NY customers qualify for instant rebates on energy-saving products? Shop a specially curated selection of smart home products such as LEDs, thermostats and advanced power strips here: ngrid.com/3xEt4Xa

Remember that water can conduct electricity. If you see a line down in a puddle or flooded area, avoid contact with the water to prevent risk of shock. All downed wires should be considered live and dangerous and should immediately be reported to us at 1-800-867-5222 or 911.

We continue to work closely with local officials to coordinate restoration efforts and appreciate our customers patience as we work to restore service. Please be sure to use caution when driving near emergency responders and crews restoring power.

⚡⚡ If a power outage has a occurred, customers can notify us online to expedite restoration: ngrid.com/49jMuOs

As the restoration process continues, we would like to thank our customers for their continued patience as our line, tree & public safety specialists continue to restore power throughout the region.

Eastern New York: As of 7:30 p.m., the field force of nearly 1,000 employees has restored service to nearly 61,000 of the 72,000+ impacted customers. Some areas have seen more than a foot of snow and damaging wind gusts which resulted in uprooted trees, snapped tree limbs, broken…

Our expanded field force has worked around the clock to restore service to over 42,000 of the nearly 46,000 customers affected by the destructive wind and snow storm that struck Central New York this week.

All customers in Central New York who remain without service due to the…

Our crews continue to face challenging weather and road conditions as they assess damage, clean up debris and restore power to customers across Central New York. While the region has seen significant rain, heavy, wet snow, and damaging winds, our crews have restored service to…

🚧 🚘 Please use caution when driving near emergency responders and crews restoring power.

To stay connected during storms and outages, text to 64743 using any of the below commands:

🗳️ REG to sign up for text alerts
📷 STAT to check the status of your outage
🔍HELP for the complete list of commands

Always use extreme caution near downed power lines and wires, and always assume that they are carrying live electricity.

Keep working flashlights and an extra supply of batteries in your home and be sure to charge all electronic devices. If the power is out, use flashlights or other battery-powered lights. Do not use candles, which can pose a fire hazard.

Temperatures continue to hover around the freezing mark and, with stormy conditions arriving in portions of upstate New York today, we are responding by increasing staffing and extending evening and overnight work shifts.
Forecasts are calling for heavy, wet snow and potential…

It’s time to make your voice heard! Voting is now open for our Project C Youth Spaces Competition. Our first place winner will receive $25,000 to refresh a Long Island youth space. See all finalist submissions and cast your vote at nationalgridus.com/project-c/Appl…

#ProjectCYouth …

.NYS OTDA's Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) can help eligible New Yorkers heat their homes.

ICYMI: HEAP has extended the deadline for Regular and Emergency HEAP applications to April 12.

Learn more here: ngrid.com/3xmESgY

Join us April 6 for @KeyBank Future Innovators, a free program focused on BIPOC students! National Grid NY talks about about energy transmission and sustainability, careers, and hands-on learning with a line truck & circuit board demo. Register at most.org/future-innovat…

A huge thanks to Syracuse Athletics and their partnership with us to make 'Turn the Orange Green Night' a huge success for us and the fans. 🏀🏀

We hope everyone continues to join us on our journey to bring cleaner energy and efficiency to central New York and our other regions. ⚡⚡