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The future of energy starts now off Rhode Island’s shores

A FRESH BREEZE: With state approval of the power-purchase agreement for the Revolution Wind project, Rhode Island is one step closer to having a utility-scale wind farm to go along with the Block Island Wind Farm pictured above.
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NEWS FILE PHOTO/ERIC THAYER
A FRESH BREEZE: With state approval of the power-purchase agreement for the Revolution Wind project, Rhode Island is one step closer to having a utility-scale wind farm to go along with the Block Island Wind Farm pictured above.
 / BLOOMBERG 
NEWS FILE PHOTO/ERIC THAYER

Nearly 11 years after Gov. Donald L. Carcieri and his administration chose Deepwater Wind to be the developer of Rhode Island’s first large-scale offshore wind-energy project, the Ocean State is one step closer to making it a reality. The company that was chosen to put up what was expected to be 100 wind turbines to

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