R.I. EDC awards East Bay Energy Consortium $335K grant for Tiverton...
(Corrected, Sept. 29)
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Economic Development Corporation has awarded a grant and a loan totaling nearly a half-million dollars for two renewable...
Gas prices in R.I. and Mass. slip 1 cent this week
PROVIDENCE - Gasoline prices in Rhode Island have slipped 1 cent, AAA Southern New England reported Monday, noting that the state’s prices have not...
Cooley sees future in solar-powered billboards
Billboards could soon boast more than advertisements for the nearest fast-food stop. Pawtucket-based Cooley Group wants very thin solar panels integrated with many of...
Spreading the gospel on algae as energy source
Larry Dressler discovered the enormous energy-creating power of algae four years ago, and he quickly fell in love.
The Cranston native started in the biofuels...
Bacteria, not chemicals, used to cleanse wastewater for reuse
Biowater Technology LLC, a division of Norwegian firm Biowater Technology AS, has developed a technology for water and wastewater treatment that relies on bacteria,...
Tyco Flow Control readies for nuclear power plant building boom
Tyco Flow Control, which supplies nuclear power plants with valves and controls used for nuclear reactors, anticipates a nuclear power plant construction boom due...
ProvDotNet keeps power on for business servers at unique city location
Information technology firm ProvDotNet LLC’s headquarters doesn’t look like much: A worn, red brick warehouse with few windows and even fewer decorative touches inside.
But...
Northeast carbon futures at record low
Carbon futures in the U.S. Northeast’s cap-and-trade program for power plants fell to a record low amid a surplus of the pollution rights, Bloomberg...
Providence Steel brownfield gives birth to the Steel Yard arts organization
Paul Iannelli remembers the clang of moving steel, the smell of welding, the heat from the burners and the bustle as more than 100...
Environmentalists: Rhode Island would save $335M with better fuel efficiency
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Islanders stand to save $335 million at the gas pump per year in 2030, if the fuel efficiency standards are raised...

















