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Langevin on "aggressive" new energy-enviro panel

Langevin on "aggressive" new energy-enviro panel
UPDATE : Release from Langevin's office: “I am proud to be a part of this energetic group of lawmakers who are dedicated to building a robust green economy in our nation,” said Langevin. “The time has long come and gone for Congress to take a strong...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 27, 2009 | with no comments

Carcieri moves ahead with Deepwater

Carcieri moves ahead with Deepwater
The gov's office has sent out a release with this news: Governor Donald L. Carcieri today announced that the state has signed a joint development agreement with Deepwater Wind Rhode Island, LLC outlining the terms and conditions for the construction...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 08, 2009 | with no comments

Gov, leg leaders exchange shots on renewables

Gov, leg leaders exchange shots on renewables
The dour fiscal climate is likely to make more difficult efforts to promote renewable energy in Rhode Island. Meanwhile, in a recent exchange of letters, two General Assembly leaders and Governor Carcieri debated the state's approach for selecting...
by Ian Donnis | Jan 05, 2009 | with no comments

Can Rhody go green in 2009?

Can Rhody go green in 2009?
Recent reports suggest the bad economy could complicate efforts across the US to promote renewable energy. Yet some noteworthy things are taking place close to home: -- At 2 pm today, a Narragansett family will be showing off its home, described as Rhode...
by Ian Donnis | Dec 03, 2008 | with no comments

Gas-to-electric plant planned at landfill

Gas-to-electric plant planned at landfill
Enviros have expressed concern about at least one past plan for an energy plant near the Central Landfill in Johnston. How this initiative will be greeted remains to be seen. From Vision Strategies : Ridgewood Renewable Power, an international owner and...
by Ian Donnis | Dec 01, 2008 | with no comments

PUC to delve into net-metering

PUC to delve into net-metering
From the General Assembly: STATE HOUSE –The Public Utilities Commission is preparing to review National Grid’s proposed plan to comply with a new law requiring the company to credit customers for excess solar or wind energy they produce. The new law,...
by Ian Donnis | Nov 13, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Miller cites concerns on wind farm

Miller cites concerns on wind farm
State Senator Josh Miller is rasing concerns about the wind farm project announced by Governor Carcieri last week. “While the General Assembly has fully supported developing renewable energy projects in Rhode Island, I am concerned that Governor Carcieri...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 30, 2008 | with no comments

Renewable energy on Newsmakers

Renewable energy on Newsmakers
Saul Kaplan of the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation and Andrew Dzykewicz , the governor's energy czar, join Tim White, Arlene Violet and myself to talk about the planned off-shore wind farm and related topics. The show will be broadcast...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 26, 2008 | with no comments

Enviros pitch green jobs as a win-win for RI

Enviros pitch green jobs as a win-win for RI
With all the bleak economic news, the promise of green jobs in RI may offer a glimmer of hope. Local enviros plan a community discussion on the topic this Saturday, and I write about it in this week's Phoenix : With global warming looming and the...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 25, 2008 | with no comments

Carcieri to announce developer of wind farm

Carcieri to announce developer of wind farm
It's due to happen this afternoon at the Port of Davisville. From the gov's office: The successful developer will be chosen to construct a wind energy project off the shores of Rhode Island that will provide 1.3 million megawatt hours per year...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 24, 2008 | with no comments

Subverting the dominant paradigm

Subverting the dominant paradigm
Anchor Rising's Andrew, who made his Phoenix debut last week with a piece on the prospect of making heating oil from algae, nicely captured some of the zeitgeist of last week's Tji page, which features a mini-profile of Joe Bernstein (depicted...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 15, 2008 | with no comments

Will you be paying too much for heat this winter?

Will you be paying too much for heat this winter?
We all know how the Northeast is facing a looming crisis because of growing heating costs this winter. So how effective a regulatory watchdog is the little-known state Public Utilities Commission ? (The PUC's three commissioners are pictured above...
by Ian Donnis | Sep 11, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Gov calls on PUC to mandate renewable energy

Gov calls on PUC to mandate renewable energy
This just in from the gov's office: Governor Donald L. Carcieri today sent a letter to the members of the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) urging the Commission to mandate that National Grid enter into long-term energy contracts with renewable energy...
by Ian Donnis | Aug 14, 2008 | with no comments

Tomorrow: RI Obama forces to stump at the pump

Tomorrow: RI Obama forces to stump at the pump
From the Obama campaign: PROVIDENCE –Obama supporters in Rhode Island will talk to motorists tomorrow (Friday) at more than a dozen gas stations across Providence about Senator Obama’s New Energy for America plan that will lessen our dependence on foreign...
by Ian Donnis | Aug 07, 2008 | with 4 comment(s)

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