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Taking care of the UK's energy networks this winter
We're working hard all year round to keep the UK's energy networks maintained and resilient, especially in preparation for the winter months.
Find out how we're taking care of the energy systems this winter, as well as tips and advice for what you can do too.
Looking for information about our winter activity in the US? Visit the National Grid US website
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The UK government is recommending some simple, no or low-cost actions that can offer significant savings on household bills without reducing people's comfort or putting their health at risk.
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Across the country our teams of engineers monitor and maintain the network 24/7, 365 days a year. They particularly focus on ensuring a safe and reliable network over the winter months when demand for electricity is highest.
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If you have additional needs because of your medical or personal circumstances, make sure you sign up to your local network operator’s Priority Services Register. This is a free service that provides support including when there’s an interruption to your electricity, gas or water supply.
More about the Priority Services Register
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If you’re struggling to afford your energy bills or top up your prepayment meter, you may be eligible for financial support through Citizens Advice.
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The Clean Energy Revolution podcast explores our energy systems as we move towards a net zero world. In this episode, Max La Manna takes a look at the different ways our energy supplies are being kept secure and resilient – both now and into the future.
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We receive a lot of questions about how your household energy bills are made up, and which parts of your bill relate to National Grid.
The bill you receive from your energy supplier is made up of a number of separate charges. Some of these charges are based on the different stages through which electricity makes its way from the producers to your home, so we explain this journey and where National Grid fits in.
Power cuts
We answer your questions about power cuts – including what causes them, how to prepare, and who to contact if you experience one.
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National Grid has launched a £50 million support fund to help alleviate financial distress caused by rising energy costs. Over the next two winters, the fund will make significant donations to organisations working on the front line of the energy crisis
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We’re the largest electricity transmission and distribution business in the UK, delivering electricity safely, reliably and efficiently to the customers and communities we serve, while working towards a cleaner, greener energy future.
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As owners of the network in England and Wales, we have a number of approaches in place to deal with potential issues that severe weather might cause.
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It's a good idea to think about how you could prepare for a power outage, as well as things to do during one, to make things easier for you and your family. Here are 12 tips to make sure you’re prepared for a power cut.
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The journey of electricity isn’t quite as simple as getting from A to B. There’s a number of stages involved in getting it to your house or business in a way that’s efficient and safe. Find out how electricity gets from the producers to your plug socket.
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Britain’s biggest regional electricity network is now part of the National Grid group – and it's become National Grid Electricity Distribution. So what’s the difference between our electricity transmission and distribution operations?