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Tree Trimming and Your Electric Service

Managing vegetation near power lines helps keep communities safe and electricity reliable. Explore our resources below to learn more about National Grid's Vegetation Management Program, safe practices, and responsible planting to help protect your home and neighborhood.

Vegetation Management Program

Vegetation growing too close to powerlines can cause outages and safety hazards. Learn how our Vegetation Management Program helps keep power reliable and communities safe.

Vegetation Management Program
Tree Safety During Storms

Storms can bring down trees and power lines. During or after any storm event, consider all downed wires to be energized and dangerous. 

Tree Safety During Storms
Identifying Service & Power Lines

How can you tell an electric line from a cable line? Not all overhead lines are the same. Learn how to identify electric power lines.

Service & Power Lines
Landowners Along Our Transmission Lines

Trees and transmission lines are not compatible, and require special safety clearance. Find out why.

Transmission Lines
Thinking about Planting a Tree

Planting the right tree in the right place can help prevent future power outages. Learn which trees are safe to plant near our power lines.

Planting a Tree
Pollinator Habitats

Learn how sustainable vegetation management practices support pollinators and wildlife while maintaining safe, reliable service.

Supporting Pollinators and Wildlife
Vegetation Management FAQs

Here are some frequently asked questions about vegetation management.

Frequently Asked Questions