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  • Expired
    Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
      Hybrid   Full Time   More than 3 months ago
      USD 101k–119k yearly
  • Expired
    Brooklyn, New York, United States  + 2 locations
      Hybrid   Full Time   More than 3 months ago
      USD 176k–249k yearly
  • National Grid

    Company Overview

    National Grid

    London, United Kingdom

    1990

    Approximately 31,700 employees (source: linkedin.com). Revenue of £19.85 billion in FY 2024 (source: nationalgrid.com).

    What They Do

    National Grid operates as a regulated electricity and gas utility company, focusing on the transmission and distribution of energy rather than generating it. The company owns and manages the infrastructure that delivers electricity and gas to millions of customers across the UK and the US. National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) is responsible for the high-voltage electricity transmission network in England and Wales, connecting various industrial properties and distribution networks that ultimately supply electricity to homes and businesses. Additionally, National Grid Electricity Distribution operates the largest electricity distribution network operator group in the UK, ensuring reliable service across multiple regions (source: nationalgrid.com).

    Projects & Track Record

    National Grid is currently engaged in the Accelerated Strategic Transmission Investments (ASTI) programme, which involves submitting nearly £3.5 billion in funding requests for various projects aimed at enhancing infrastructure. Notable projects include Eastern Green Link 1 & 2 and Yorkshire GREEN, which are part of the company's broader strategy to support the transition to renewable energy. The workforce has also expanded significantly to support these initiatives, with NGET increasing its employee count from approximately 3,940 in 2023/24 to 5,328 in 2024/25, reflecting the growing demand for skilled professionals in the energy sector (source: nationalgrid.com).

    Recent Developments

    In recent years, National Grid has undergone significant organizational changes, including the establishment of the National Energy System Operator (NESO) following the UK's 2023 Energy Act. This new entity nationalized the previous Electricity Systems Operator, which was part of National Grid. Additionally, the company announced plans to sell its Grain LNG Terminal in Kent, England, to streamline operations and focus on core energy networks. This sale process began in April 2025, with CK Infrastructure Holdings identified as the lead bidder (source: nationalgrid.com).

    Working There

    National Grid offers a diverse range of roles across its various business segments, including Electricity Transmission, Electricity Distribution, and National Grid Ventures, which focuses on clean energy projects. The company is actively recruiting to support its ASTI programme, which has led to a significant increase in headcount. Primary office locations include Warwick and London in the UK, with extensive operations throughout the Northeast US. As a large utility company, National Grid typically provides competitive compensation packages and emphasizes a culture of sustainability and innovation, aligning with its commitment to achieving the UK Government's renewable energy targets (source: nationalgrid.com).

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