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About the company

National Grid plc is an energy company. The Company's businesses supply gas and electricity to various customers and communities. Its segments include UK Electricity Transmission, UK Electricity Distribution, UK Electricity System Operator, New England, New York and National Grid Ventures. UK Electricity Transmission segment includes the high-voltage electricity transmission networks in England and Wales. UK Electricity Distribution segment includes the electricity distribution networks of Western Power Distribution in East Midlands, West Midlands, and Southwest of England and South Wales. UK Electricity System Operator segment is the Great Britain system operator. The New England segment is engaged in gas distribution networks, electricity distribution networks, and high-voltage electricity transmission networks in New England. New York segment is engaged in gas distribution networks, electricity distribution networks, and high-voltage electricity transmission networks in New York.

  • Revenue in GBP (TTM)20.70bn
  • Net income in GBP2.65bn
  • Incorporated2000
  • Employees31.28k
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