Can the Ocean State stay in the race for offshore wind-energy...
The nation’s first offshore wind farm is spinning off Block Island. But Rhode Island appears to be playing catch-up to neighboring Massachusetts in preparing...
Still a place for natural gas in R.I.
Despite the considerable promise of solar, wind and other renewable-energy sources to significantly broaden the state’s power portfolio, Rhode Island’s heavy reliance on natural...
Is R.I. going to see the promise of wind energy blow...
The Block Island Wind Farm is a rightful point of pride for Rhode Island. The first offshore wind-energy project installed and doing what it...
How did you deal with the snow storm on March 3-4...
While many schools were closed on Monday, March 4, as a result of the winter storm that hit the area, most businesses seemed to...
Natural gas demand threatened by battle over home hookups
NEW YORK - One of the biggest threats facing the natural gas industry is in the home.
Long heralded as an ideal transition from heating...
Global fishing conglomerate to acquire Rhode Island’s Seafreeze Ltd.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – An affiliate of European commercial fishing conglomerate Profand Fishing Holding has a pending agreement to buy Seafreeze Ltd., the family-owned mainstay...
Compass School wins $500K for energy efficiency from R.I. Office...
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The Compass School has been awarded $500,000 from the R.I. Office of Energy Resources to help improve the energy efficiency of...
Trump said to again seek deep cuts in renewable energy funding
NEW YORK - The Trump administration is again seeking severe cuts to the U.S. Energy Department division charged with renewable energy and energy efficiency...
Construction to start soon on Fields Point natural gas liquefaction plant
PROVIDENCE – National Grid Rhode Island plans to start construction soon on its controversial Fields Point natural gas liquefaction plant at Providence’s seaport, the...
PBN on WJAR-TV, March 5, 2019
Rhode Island’s solar industry has grown with the help of state incentives. What happens when they run out?
Every week, PBN Editor Mark S. Murphy...



















