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Trump Halts Revolution Wind Work for Second Time

Solar Program Designed to Help Low-Income and Environmental Justice Zone Residents Instead Leaves them Stranded

PUC Considering Cuts to R.I. Energy’s Efficiency Programs

Diesel Power Plays Temporary Role in Offshore Wind Development

The offshore wind developer is proposing to build a 1,287-megawatt wind project that would supply at least 200 MW of electricity to Rhode Island.

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Newport Officials Lukewarm on Proposed Moratorium on New Natural Gas Hookups

Federal Judge Allows Revolution Wind Work to Resume

Neronha, Connecticut AG Seek Temporary Federal Injunction on Revolution Wind Stop-Work Order

Clearing forests to build large-scale solar installations can deliver climate benefits, but those gains often come at a cost to nearby homeowners and ecosystems.

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Low-Income Rhode Islanders Pushed to Brink with Utility Increases

Neronha, Connecticut AG Sue Trump Administration over Revolution Wind Stoppage

Following Sol Power Solar’s Example, R.I. Worker Co-Ops Gain Energy

The system is a useful renewable energy technology that doesn’t quite fit into the way state regulators deal with electricity.

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Question of Natural Gas Ban Looms Over Aquidneck Island

Green Oceans Asks Brown University to Retract Reports about Anti-Wind Organization

RI Energy Seeking to Trim Efficiency Incentives and Rebates for Residents

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SouthCoast Wind Power Purchase Agreement Remains in R.I. Limbo

Study Finds Net Positive When Forests Replaced with Solar, But Neighbors Bear Outsized Burden

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R.I. Regulators Wrestle with Future Costs of Battery Energy Storage

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