#National Grid

National Grid partners with Hyperion Robotics to test low-carbon 3D-printed substation foundations, targeting cost and emissions reductions.

The installed grid-enhancing technology allows more renewable power to flow through existing transmission lines.

The new network upgrade includes SF6-free substation in Buckinghamshire to power data centres, support digital growth, and reduce emissions.

Eastern Green Link 5 will use subsea and underground cables to transmit electricity from Scotland to England, with community consultations underway.

500 MW interconnector enables two-way energy flow, enhancing energy security and renewable integration across both nations.

Power supply for $5.3 B (£4 B) Agratas factory will rely on interim grid connections until late 2028 as National Grid builds new substation.

National Grid selects Siemens Energy to construct HVDC converter stations for the Sea Link power project between Suffolk and Kent.

A new electricity connection is set to be developed between Kent and Suffolk.

National Grid plc has agreed to sell its National Grid Renewables US onshore renewables business to Brookfield Asset Management.

Construction has started on Eastern Green Link 1, a joint venture between SP Energy Networks and National Grid Electricity Transmission.

A National Grid engineering project is underway to meet the power needs of the UK’s biggest electric vehicle battery factory being built in Somerset.

As Ireland targets 80% renewable electricity by 2030, Greenlink complements existing links to balance intermittent supply.

This significant investment in East Lothian’s power infrastructure marks a major step forward in Scotland’s energy transition.

National Grid has energised a 132 kV indoor substation in Barking, East London, to help power homes, businesses, and rail services.

On track to achieve the 2030 target six years early, with plans to add 1.2 TW of solar and wind capacity.

The creation of NESO represents a significant shift in how Britain’s electricity system is managed.

The underwater superhighway will enable the transmission of renewable energy from offshore wind farms

Electricity North West has received £500,000 in funding from Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) for its “CoolDown” project.

Construction on the £4.3 billion ($5.8 billion) EGL2 project took a step forward on Thursday with a simultaneous ground-breaking ceremony in Scotland and England.

The initiative is expected to attract private sector investment in Nigeria’s energy market.

The sale of the Electricity System Operator to the UK government represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of the country’s energy system

National Grid is starting work on the £400 million ($528.7 million) Yorkshire GREEN project, which will upgrade the infrastructure in North Yorkshire.

The problem with a new energy “super highway” flowing south out of Scotland “isn’t that it’s going to England”, but instead about who will benefit.