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Mayflower Wind Claims Effects of Buried Cable Under Sakonnet River Would be Minimal

R.I.’s New Heat Pump Program Offers Incentives to Install Energy-Efficient Systems

Renewable Energy Legislation Raises Question: Is R.I. Ready for Increase in Solar Connections?

Solar Developer Clashes with Rhode Island Energy Over Renewable Growth Program

The town of Portsmouth found this residential ground-mounted solar array on Sea Meadow Drive in violation of town ordinances.

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Leveling Forests for Solar: Advocates for Green Energy Square Off Over Trees vs. Panels

Legislation Aims to Spike State’s Use of Renewable Electricity to Fast-Track Fight Against Carbon

Ocean State Power Plant Under Scrutiny After Equipment Failure

Capital Good Fund, a Rhode Island-based nonprofit, helps low-income residents get low-interest loans to install solar panels.

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New England Grid Operator Moves to Delay Reform of Rule Favoring Fossil Fuels

No Shortcuts: Energy Siting Board Says Proposed Port of Providence LPG Expansion Requires Full Review

House Bill Would Help Define Rhode Island Solar-Siting Policy

Many law enforcement agencies in the region are cautiously converting their fleets from gas-powered vehicles to those powered either partially or completely by electricity.

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Potential Risks of LPG Transport at Sea 3 Facility the Focus of Closing Arguments Before EFSB

Warwick Restricts Solar Development to Commercial, Industrial Parcels

Utility Wants to End Solar Canopies Pilot Program

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Portsmouth Calls Solar Array Shed; Says It Must Be Removed

Good Job: R.I. Nonprofit Helps Low-Income Residents Go Solar

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Electric Vehicles Slowly Catching on in R.I. Police Departments

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