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Heating and Cooling Tips to Help Lower Energy Usage – Rhode Island Energy
As the cooler weather rolls into Rhode Island, many homeowners are looking for a smarter way to stay comfortable while cutting back on energy usage taking control of their utility bills. A partner to help your home become more energy efficient is Rhode Island Energy. By requesting a no cost Home Energy Assessment, an Energy…
Read MoreRI Energy Extends Shutoff Protection. Payment Holds for Federal Workers, Govt Contractors, Military
PUC approves plan offering no-interest payment holds and an early start to the state’s winter moratorium. Rhode Island Energy has granted House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi’s request to shield Rhode Islanders affected by the ongoing federal government shutdown from utility shutoffs and penalties. Under a proposal approved Monday by the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission,…
Read MoreRhode Islanders Take Control of Energy Bills with No Cost Home Energy Assessment
Many Rhode Islanders have taken control of their energy bill through adding energy efficiency improvements in their homes. Last year alone, more than 12,000 of your neighbors completed a no cost Take Anthony and Trish, for example, who own a tri-level home in Providence. They contacted Rhode Island Energy and requested a no cost Home…
Read MoreRhode Islanders Take Control of Energy Bills with No Cost Home Energy Assessment
Rhode Islanders Take Control of Energy Bills with No Cost Home Energy Assessment Many Rhode Islanders have taken control of their energy bill through adding energy efficiency improvements in their homes. Last year alone, more than 12,000 of your neighbors completed a no cost Home Energy Assessment in 2024. Take Anthony and Trish, for example,…
Read More$10 Million for Next Round of Clean Heat RI for Moderate-and Low-Income Households
Governor McKee and Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources Announce $10 Million for Next Round of Clean Heat RI Program to Support Moderate- and Low-Income Households Governor Dan McKee and the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources (OER) today announced $10 million in new funding for”¯Clean Heat RI, the state’s flagship heat pump incentive program.…
Read MoreBeat the Heat and Cut Costs: Why Rhode Islanders are Upgrading to Heat Pumps
As the summer heat rolls into Rhode Island, many homeowners are looking for a smarter way to stay comfortable while cutting back on energy usage and taking control of their utility bills. To accomplish that goal, more and more Rhode Islanders are switching from their existing AC system to heat pumps, a cooling solution that…
Read MoreWhy more Rhode Islanders are choosing Heat Pumps over traditional AC this summer
by Rhode Island Energy Why More Rhode Islanders are Choosing Heat Pumps Over Traditional AC this Summer As the summer heat rolls into Rhode Island, many homeowners are looking for a smarter way to stay comfortable while cutting back on energy usage and taking control of their utility bills. To accomplish that goal, more and…
Read More28+ agencies to offer information at Community Resource Fair, May 12th. Sponsored by RI Energy
A free Community Resource Fair will be held on MONDAY, May 12th from 2pm to 6pm at the West Warwick Senior Center, 145 Washington Street in West Warwick, RI. The Resource Fair is designed primarily for families and individuals struggling with utility payments. Representatives from RI Energy Customer Assistance will be there. They will have…
Read MoreTake control of energy bills with a no cost Home Energy Assessment
By: Angela Li, Residential Manager, Rhode Island Energy Many Rhode Islanders have taken control of their energy bill through energy efficiency in their homes. Last year alone, more than 12,000 of your neighbors completed a no cost Home Energy Assessment. Take Anthony and Trish, for example, who own a tri-level home in Providence. They contacted…
Read MoreTaking advantage of energy company programs to improve home energy efficiency
By: Rhode Island Energy Energy costs can be one of the largest expenses families have to pay annually. According to the Sense Consumer Energy Insights Report of 2023, 80 percent of U.S. homeowners have tried to reduce electricity consumption and 42 percent are very interested in finding ways to use less energy in their homes.…
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