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National Grid announces brand new electricity transformer to be delivered to Trawsfynydd via barge and Black Rock Sands beach in early July

22 June 2023

A new electricity transformer will be delivered by barge to Black Rock Sands beach in July and moved to Trawsfynydd Substation, Gwynedd. The new transformer will ensure electricity supplies remain secure and reliable for the local area.

Grain LNG launches market consultation for existing capacity

14 June 2023

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Grain LNG, the largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Europe, is pleased to announce the launch of a market consultation for the auction of 375 Gwh/d (approx. 9 mtpa) of existing capacity. The initial consultation phase for the Auction of Existing Capacity will commence on 14 June and run until 26 July.

Grain LNG launches market consultation for existing capacity

14 June 2023

Grain LNG, the largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Europe, is pleased to announce the launch of a market consultation for the auction of 375 Gwh/d (approx. 9 mtpa) of existing capacity. The initial consultation phase for the Auction of Existing Capacity will commence on 14 June and run until 26 July.   

National Grid Grain LNG celebrates unprecedented utilisation

12 June 2023

National Grid’s Grain LNG, Europe’s largest Liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, has hit a new utilisation record, exporting 102,589 GWh of gas over a twelve month period, the equivalent of almost 14 per cent of total GB gas demand.

National Grid Grain LNG celebrates unprecedented utilisation

12 June 2023

National Grid’s Grain LNG, Europe’s largest Liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, has hit a new utilisation record, exporting 102,589 GWh of gas over a twelve month period, the equivalent of almost 14 per cent of total GB gas demand.

National Grid invites local community to share views on proposals for electricity upgrade project in Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire

1 June 2023

The project forms part of The Great Grid Upgrade, the largest overhaul of the grid in generations, with new infrastructure across England and Wales helping the UK meet its net zero ambitions, reduce its reliance on fossil fuels also contribute to lower energy bills over the long-term.