National Grid

The public can view National Grid's permit request filed with the Public Service Commission.

National Grid will no longer pay solar customers for excess energy under a new policy, impacting those with systems installed after March 9, 2017.

The utility released a proposal in May that sharply increases gas and electricity rates. They're under review by the Public Service Commission.

The smart meters will allow customers to check their energy remotely via a mobile app.

The company is requesting a 15 percent increase in electricity delivery rates and 20 percent for natural gas by 2025. NYS regulators will scrutinize the plan over the next 11 months.

The National Weather Service said the winter conditions are part of a system moving across the Great Lakes, through the local region and into New England.

A ground breaking event was held for the construction of four tiny homes for the homeless on Syracuse's Southwest Side.

Convergent Energy+Power is partnering with National Grid on a project that uses batteries to store solar-generated electricity. Developers say it can help during times of peak demand, help protect against electric grid problems, and lower costs for consumers.

Residents are required to call the number before starting a landscaping or home improvement project to avoid damaging underground lines.

The Syracuse Downtown Committee's latest Progress Breakfast focused on community investments and how they pay long-term results. Mayor Ben Walsh, National Grid's Melanie Littlejohn and NAC Entertainment and Famous Artists President Albert Nocciolino were recognized and offered their perspectives