Tdworld National Grid Allocates £2.3 Million to Support Vulnerable Households
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National Grid has announced a funding package of £2.3 million to assist vulnerable households in England and Wales facing energy cost challenges. This funding is part of the Grid for Good Energy Affordability Fund, which builds on an earlier allocation of £1.2 million made in February 2025. The initiative aims to alleviate financial pressure on families while ensuring access to essential energy services.
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