PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Energy Efficiency Council declined to endorse Rhode Island Energy’s 2026 energy efficiency plan, citing concerns raised by lawmakers over rising costs and limited public input, WPRI-TV CBS 12 reported Thursday. The utility company had proposed cuts to its marketing and administrative budgets. However, the inclusion of cuts to energy efficiency programs drew
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