Fortunately, Rhode Island Energy, the utility that delivers power to nearly everyone in the state, has put together a few online guides to read your bills. But if you want a more complete ...

Rhode Island requires suppliers to offset a certain percentage of their power with renewable energy annually. Each year, the percentage grows, with a goal of making all supplies renewable by 2033.

Rhode Island Energy proposes a winter electricity rate of 14.8 cents per kilowatt hour, a nearly 10% decrease from last winter. While lower than recent years, the proposed rate remains higher than ...