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About National Grid

National Grid is a British utility company and one of the world’s largest distributors of electricity and gas. It operates across the UK, transmitting energy to businesses and institutions, as well as direct to customers in the US, connecting millions of people to the system. The holding company was established in 1990 as a successor of the Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB) with headquarters in London. National Grid operates in the business areas of power distribution, electricity transmission, electricity system operation and gas transmission, as well as owning several subsidiaries engaging in renewable energy generation such as wind and solar power. It also owns the corporate venture capital and innovation Group, National Grid Partners, which invests in start-ups involved in energy and emerging technology. National Grid stock is listed on the London Stock Exchange and is a constituent of the FTSE 100 index. Start spread betting or trading CFDs on our National Grid share price.

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Where did National Grid shares come from?

In 1990, National Grid was owned by 12 regional electricity companies, through the holding group National Grid plc. The company was first listed on the London Stock Exchange in December 1995. Learn more about energy trading. 

Who holds the most National Grid shares?

According to money.cnn.com, the top five companies with the highest percentage stake in National Grid as of June 2022 are as follows: Renaissance Technologies LLC (0.68%), Managed Account Advisors LLC (0.25%), Federated Investment Management Co (0.24%) Parametric Portfolio Associates LLC (0.15%), and Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc (0.15%). 

How does National Grid make money?

As a distribution company, National Grid charges individual electricity suppliers for access to their network. The suppliers, in turn, charge their customers a fee for access to the electricity that National Grid provides. 

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