LSE:NG. (National Grid plc)

About NG.

National Grid (NYSE: NGG) is an electricity, natural gas, and clean energy delivery company serving more than 20 million people through our networks in New York and Massachusetts. National Grid is focused on building a smarter, stronger, cleaner energy future - transforming our networks with more reliable and resilient energy solutions to meet state climate goals and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Investing Articles

UK stock market outlook in 2026: finding fortune on the FTSE 100

Mark Hartley identifies the many challenges the stock market faces in 2026 and how investors can better prepare for an…

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Investing Articles

Should an income-focused investor consider National Grid shares?

One attraction of National Grid shares for many investors is the company's dividend strategy. Our writer explores some pros and…

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How many National Grid shares are needed for £1,000 a year in passive income?

National Grid shares have been on a strong rally over the past 12 months. How has this left the forward-looking…

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How much would someone need in an ISA to aim for a monthly second income of £1,000?

Paul Summers looks at what it would it take to pull in a cool grand per month in second income…

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Up 24%! Are National Grid shares the FTSE 100’s newest growth play?

With a falling yield and a climbing price, Mark Hartley questions whether National Grid shares are shifting sides amid a…

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No savings at 40? Here’s how you can aim to retire with £11,973 a year in passive income

It’s never too late to consider the stock market. And with regular investments, a decent passive income might be more…

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I’m sorry, but I won’t touch National Grid shares with a bargepole

Harvey Jones knows he's in a minority, but he still doesn't think National Grid shares are all they're cracked up…

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What if there’s a stock market crash in 2026? Here’s how investors can prepare

Worries about a possible stock market crash this year are beginning to surface again, as US and UK stock markets…

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Here’s what 100 National Grid shares bought 5 years ago are worth now

Christopher Ruane looks at how National Grid shares have performed over the past few years and weighs whether he ought…

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Growth Shares

2 UK growth stocks exposed to escalating US trade tensions

Jon Smith reviews the latest tariff news impacting UK companies and flags up a couple of growth stocks that could…

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New to investing? Here’s how to find passive income opportunities

The stock market's a great place to look for passive income opportunities. But there are a few things to keep…

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Starting 2026 with £20k? Here’s how to try and turn that into a second income

How can investors get the most bang for their buck with second income in 2026? Our Foolish author explains one…

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