Energy

Motion Filed to Dismiss Proposed Power Plant

Opponents Say Not Enough Water for Two Power Plants

State Claims Proposed Power Plant Helps Climate, Economy

Power Plant Developer Promises to Cut Oil Use, Reduce Emissions

BURRILLVILLE, R.I. — A highly critical advisory opinion from the Planning Board is the latest setback for the proposed fossil-fuel power plant. But it may not mean the end of the project.

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Why Not Brayton Point Instead of Burrillville for Gas?

Getting Harder for Proposed Power Plant to Find Water

Motion to Dismiss Pipeline Tax Filed in Three States

A key court decision casts doubt on the future of regional natural-gas pipeline projects such as Access Northeast.

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Rare Victory for Opponents of Burrillville Power Plant

Fears Power Plant Hurts Burrillville Real-Estate Market

New Report Questions Claim Natural Gas is a ‘Bridge Fuel’

If National Grid and other electric delivery companies have their way, pipeline expansions, compressor stations and natural-gas projects across southern New England will be paid in part by a new fee, or tariff, on electric bills.

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Environmental Groups Question Proposed Power Plant; Want Meeting with Gov. Raimondo

Data Request Complicates Power Plant Plan

New Power Plant Could Prevent Rhode Island Climate Goals

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More Bad News for Proposed Burrillville Power Plant

Mass. Court Puts Region’s Gas Pipeline Projects in Peril

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Ratepayers on the Hook for Fossil Fuel Expansion

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