Friday, September 11, 2026

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FRANCIS J. O’BRIEN, president of Hudson Companies, said that a 
biofuel distribution facility is set 
to open in the Port of Providence. /

Asphalt supplier looking to start biofuel initiatives

In its more than 50 years of doing business in the Port of Providence, Hudson Companies has seen much of its profit come from...
NATIONAL GRID plans two transmission-line projects, one of which would run between North Smithfield and Warwick. /

NatGrid moves to lessen blackouts

National Grid is proposing two significant electricity transmission-line projects that would run through several Rhode Island cities and towns and would lower the risk...

Sale of former nightclub disputed by city residents

A Providence waterfront property bought by Rhode Island as part of a December 2000 Interstate 195 right-of-way purchase is now, with a sale being...

Post-primary wrap-up

The Providence Business News Executive Poll is a weekly survey of 70 business leaders, representing small and large businesses in a variety of industries...

Environmental groups oppose moratorium<br> on offshore renewable-energy projects

PROVIDENCE – Two of Rhode Island’s most active environmental groups have come out against a proposal by the staff of the R.I. Coastal Resources...

EPA honors Warren, S.K. wastewater treatment

BOSTON – Seven wastewater treatment facilities, including two in Rhode Island, have been honored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s New England office for...
NATIONWIDE, the average price of self-serve regular rose 3 cents this week, AAA found, to $3.169 per gallon. That was 3 cents higher than the price this week at Rhode Island stations. Above, a customer buys gasoline in Lyndonville, Vt. /

AAA: R.I. gas prices rise 2¢ to $3.129

PROVIDENCE – “Gasoline prices in Rhode Island are up today an average of 2 cents per gallon, the third consecutive week with an increase,”...

Gov. Patrick assigned to energy issues

Mass. Gov. Deval L. Patrick has been chosen by the New England Governors’ Conference to serve as the regional group’s vice chairman for 2008...

Conservation land at risk under archaic state law

State lawmakers are being asked to eliminate an archaic section of Rhode Island law that could allow property owners to snatch abutting pieces of...

Property management firm settles with EPA

BOSTON – A Massachusetts-based property management firm last month agreed to a settlement of nearly $320,000 with the Environmental Protection Agency in response to...
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