December 19, 2007—International energy delivery company National Grid has published its first US corporate social responsibility report, based on the three themes of climate change, safety and reliability. The report also lays out the company’s commitment to the communities it serves and its investment in a skilled workforce for the future.
The report summarizes the companys US sustainable activities in 2007, and highlights how National Grid has managed its environmental, economic and social impacts, as well as its strategy moving forward. This is the first time that the company has produced such a report aimed specifically at its American stakeholders and markets, says National Grid.
The report is compiled and presented based on the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Sustainability Reporting Guidelines (G3) as well as the Electric Utility Supplement. Copies are available online.
