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Report Knocks Rhode Island for Dirty Renewables

Burrillville Power Plant Could be Operating for 50 Years

Hopkinton Residents Speak Out Against Solar Projects

Deepwater Wind Offers Information; Fishermen Want Compensation

BURRILLVILLE, R.I. — The Clear River Energy Center is still in the approval process, but National Grid and Invenergy are expected to begin preliminary work in August on connecting the proposed fossil-fuel power plant to the electric grid.

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Proposed Burrillville Power Plant Already Making Money

Ocean State Extends Offshore Reach with Revolution Wind

Another Setback for Regional Canadian Hydropower

Providence-based Deepwater Wind notched another major project with the recent selection of its 400-megawatt, some 50-turbine wind facility to be built in the federal designated Wind Energy Area south of Newport, R.I.

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Fall River Regrets Water Sale to Burrillville Power Plant

Rhode Island Plays Catch-Up When it Comes to Solar Siting

Homegrown Solar Powering R.I.’s Renewables Charge

WARWICK, R.I. — The opening statements for the final leg of hearings for the proposed Clear River Energy Center offered a preview of the strategy, testimony and arguments expected in the months ahead.

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Does Region Need More Natural Gas? Invenergy’s Final Burrillville Push Begins April 26

Deepwater Wind Expands Projects into Massachusetts

Northern Pass Hydropower Project Again Delayed

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Work on Clear River Interconnection Starts in August

New Rhode Island Offshore Wind Project Missing Details

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Invenergy Hearings Focus on Facts, Lies and Hyperbole

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