National Grid PLC owns and operates nearly all the state’s electrical and gas systems, connecting energy generators and producers to businesses and households throughout Rhode Island. And in charge of it all is a man named Timothy F. Horan, president of National Grid Rhode Island. Horan, a U.S. army veteran, started his utility career nearly
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