Are R.I.’s clean energy programs costing too much? This panel is looking for the answer

A NEW LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION is starting the process of examining the cost-effectiveness of Rhode Island's clean energy programs. / AP FILE PHOTO/JOHN ANTCZAK
A NEW LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION is starting the process of examining the cost-effectiveness of Rhode Island's clean energy programs. / AP FILE PHOTO/JOHN ANTCZAK

With many Rhode Islanders complaining about skyrocketing energy bills, a new legislative commission is starting to scrutinize the state’s clean energy programs and incentives for their cost-effectiveness and whether they’re benefiting the environment and residents’ health. The eight-person Special Legislative Commission to Study Renewable Energy Programs began its work on May 6 as the state

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