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Burrillville Residents, Advocates Call on DEM to Consider Safety, Health, and Noise Ahead of Compressor Station Permit Approval

Judge Dismisses Suit by Anti-Wind Group That Sought to Block R.I.’s Approval of Revolution Wind Project

Rhode Island Electric Rates Expected to Dip This Summer

Red Tape, Hurdles Slow Rollout of R.I.’s Income-Eligible Heat Pump Program

The increase is largely due to heightened activity in the regional electric grid.

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Burrillville Group Wants Algonquin Pipeline Station Shut Down

Rhode Island Joins Northeast States in Pledge to Boost Heat Pump Usage

Hundreds of Millions of Dollars for Mitigation Can Ease Offshore Wind Opponents’ Pain

Of the 10 facilities required by federal law to report their annual climate emissions to the EPA, five are listed as natural gas-fired power plants.

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Burrillville Gears Up for Fight Against Another Fossil Fuel Project

Rhode Island Has No Clear Plan to Reach 2030 Climate Mandates

Protesters Voice Their Concerns Over Newport Preservation Society’s Wind Farm Lawsuit

People in the offshore wind industry — backed by billions of federal dollars and sustained support by states — have declared the industry can right itself.

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Heat Pump Incentive Program Reports Sluggish Use So Far

Providence’s Largest Buildings to Start Reporting Energy Usage to City

House Commission to Study Feasibility of Solar Arrays on Highway Medians

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Providence Power Station Among State’s Biggest Pollution Emitters

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Offshore Wind Industry Plans Comeback in 2024 After Battering by Economic Tsunami Since 2020

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