Acadia Center thanks Attorney General Neronha for negotiating these additional protections on behalf of all Rhode Islanders.

Dive Brief: ISO New England’s proposal to keep its “minimum offer price rule” until 2025 will hurt the Northeast’s efforts to build renewable energy facilities like offshore wind farms and should be rejected, lawmakers.

(The Center Square) – Calls to adopt swift, sweeping legislation to advance a 2050 net-zero emissions target

A day after delivering a major setback to Democratic Gov. Janet Mills' efforts to hold utility companies more accountable.

AUGUSTA, Maine — Lawmakers advanced a new version of Gov. Janet Mills’ priority utility accountability bill on Wednesday.

An amended version of L.D. 1959 sends a clear message to Maine’s power companies: Improve your performance, get fined or be replaced.

A split among Democrats in the Maine House of Representatives led the chamber to reject a bill from Gov.

“It’s time for ISO-New England to get out of the way” of renewables, said Senator Markey.

Transition could impact state's ability to reach climate goals On Feb. 23, the Rhode Island Division of Public Utilities

It may seem like a tall order: Make changes to your home to lower your energy bills, remove harmful pollutants from the air you breathe, and help in the global fight against climate change.

As Alex Kuffner reported on April 1 (“Spike in RI electric prices expected,” News), Rhode Islanders will likely pay more for fossil fuel-dominated electricity next winter.

Connecticut targets building emissions, energy equity as it moves to update energy strategy

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee says his budget proposal will include $150 million aimed at addressing climate change. Much of that comes in the form of one-time federal funding, and McKee is not increasing general revenue spending on climate change.