Kenny Hsieh hopes to cash in on Rhode Island’s burgeoning clean-energy industry. So far, he’s making a go of it, with some help from the state’s largest utility. The 31-year-old California transplant started his own solar-panel installation company – Ocean State Clean Energy in Pawtucket – earlier this year. Since then, his firm has outfitted
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