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Energy Company Wants Access to Larger LNG Tanks

National Grid Wants to Bring New Liquefied Natural Gas Project to Providence’s Waterfront

Pilgrim Power Plant Operating with Expired Permit

Grants to Help Fund 94 New Solar-Energy Projects

A low-cost way for going solar is now available in Rhode Island. Leasing, also referred to as third-party ownership, is one more option, thanks to the state’s new solar incentive program. But don’t expect to find solar companies offering leases in Rhode Island just yet.

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Work to Begin Soon on Burrillville Gas Compressor

New Solar Array Described as Powerful Teaching Tool

R.I.’s First Anaerobic Digester Expected by End of Year

NORTH KINGTSOWN, R.I. — While Cape Wind has been stalled by lawsuits and canceled power-purchase agreements, the Block Island Wind Farm continues to sail along. Although the initial goal was to be running by 2013, onshore construction officially launched this month and the project is expected to have “steel in the water” this summer and be fully operational by fall 2016.

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New England Governors Fixated on More Natural Gas

Renewable Energy has Potential to Create Wave of New Jobs

Pipeline Expansion Through Little Compton Pulled

Both sides on the natural gas-pipeline debate are pushing ahead on the issue. Gov. Charlie Baker wants the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities to investigate how utility companies can buy more natural-gas contracts, which, in turn, helps finance construction of natural-gas pipelines.

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Broad Coalition Rallies Against Gas Pipeline Project

Pair of Businesses Power Region with Waste Oil

Gas Pipeline Could Cost Little Compton Some Land

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New R.I. Energy Program Expects Solar Growth

Block Island Wind Farm Set to Start Spinning Next Year

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Gas Pipeline Project Being Pushed from Both Sides

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