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Rhode Island Energy proposes lower residential electric rate this winter

PROVIDENCE – Some residential Rhode Island Energy customers may see lower winter electric bills than in previous years. The state's main utility company announced Monday...

Is purchasing nuclear power a good option?

With the development of offshore wind farms under attack by President Donald Trump’s administration, some Rhode Island legislators are now looking to help utility...

R.I., Mass. gas prices remain frozen despite rise in demand

PROVIDENCE – The average weekly price of self-serve, regular unleaded gasoline in Rhode Island remained at $3 per gallon for the third consecutive week....

Shell to purchase Johnston power plant

JOHNSTON – Shell Energy New England, a subsidiary of Shell PLC, has announced an agreement to purchase the Rhode Island State Energy Center, the...

WalletHub: R.I. 14th best in nation for working from home

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island is the 14th-best state in the nation for working from home for the second straight year, according to a study...
Rhode Island is the 15th most expensive state for household energy costs, according to a report by WalletHub. / PBN FILE PHOTO

WalletHub: R.I. energy costs 15th most expensive in nation

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island is the 15th most expensive state when it comes to household energy costs in the U.S., according to a report...
POWERS THAT BE: Peter Kaczmarek, president of Mearthane Products Corp. in Cranston, has decided to add rooftop solar panels to his facility in part because of concerns about increasing electricity rates in the region. 
PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Firms fret about how big their power bills will grow

The massive milling machines and grinders used to make Hindley Manufacturing Co.’s signature wire hardware are power hungry, so it’s no surprise that President...

Report: R.I. has 5th-highest natural gas prices in the country

PROVIDENCE – Even before the recent wave of inflation drove up energy prices, Rhode Islanders were already paying more to heat their homes with...
GETTING HEATED: Green Development CEO Mark DePasquale is pictured at a solar array in West Greenwich, one of several the company has built across the state. The renewable energy developer has faced opposition from towns and environmentalists due to clear-cutting of forests required for its projects. / PBN PHOTO/DAVE HANSEN

Solar flare-up: Solar farms facing backlash across Ocean State

(Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part series on the challenges and opportunities of solar- and wind-farm development in Rhode Island and...
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