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R.I. enters into contract with Mass. energy firm

BOSTON – EnerNOC Inc., a developer of “clean and intelligent” energy solutions, last week announced a five-year contract with the State of Rhode Island. The...
ASPEN AEROGELS operators Dave Lemire, forefront, and Justin Escobar work near the production line at the East Providence facility. /

Nanotech firm opens E.P. factory

Record high energy prices are a drag for most companies, but they’re proving a boon to one fast-growing nanotechnology firm that recently opened a...
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Editorial Cartoon: Sky-High Heating Oil

A man riding in the basket of a hot air balloon – labeled “Summer-time heating oil prices” – is shouting: “Hey! It’s summer!...

R.I. advancing on energy independence

We were disappointed by the governor’s recent veto of the renewable energy bill (which the General Assembly may override), but the state continues to...

Wind power in Newport is not</br> a good energy solution

A wise man once said, “To build may have to be the slow and laborious task of years. To destroy can be the thoughtless...

DEM: Apply now for $2.5M in open-space grants

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Environmental Management announced it is seeking applications for $2.5 million in open-space grants. Cities and towns, land trusts and...

Five Questions With: Dan Paquette,<br> chairman of RIBA’s Green Building Committee

Daniel J. “Dan” Paquette – the chairman of the Rhode Island Builders Association’s Green Building Committee, the vice president of planning and development...
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T.F. Green passenger traffic dips in June

WARWICK – Passenger traffic at T.F. Green Airport (PVD) last month continued to lag year-ago levels and also fell compared with May, the R.I....

Environmental groups sue Newport,<br> give notice to Middletown

NEWPORT – Four Newport residents backed by two influential environmental groups filed suit today against East Bay officials, alleging repeated and serious violations of...
ENERGY PRICES accounted for roughly half the 1.1-percent June rise in the Consumer Price Index, the BLS said. /

U.S. consumer prices surge 1.1% in June

WASHINGTON – Consumer prices outpaced expectations for the second month in a row, surging in June to their sharpest one-month rise since 2005 as...
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