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Link to RI Housing Rental and Utility Relief Payment program - and Assistance Partners

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Petition for Authority to Transfer Ownership of The Narragansett Electric Company to PPL Rhode Island Holdings, LLC

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Notification of Combined Heat and Power Project in Exeter - Rhode Island Grows

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Federal Emergency Broadband Benefit Program

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Reports of Synapse Energy Economics, Inc, produced for DPUC - March 10, 2021

Benefit-Cost Analysis of the Rhode Island Community Remote Net Metering Program

Macroeconomic Impacts of the Rhode Island Community Remote Net Metering Program

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Heating Sector Transformation Initiative

Distributed Generation Interconnection Reporting Requirements

Annual RES Compliance Report for Compliance Year 2019

Solar Carport Presentation -Link to installation production data

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Power Sector Transformation Initiative - (learn more)

Rhode Island Power Sector Transformation- Phase One Report to Governor Gina M. Raimondo - November 2017

Proposed Power Sector Transformation (PST) Vision and Implementation Plan (Docket 4780)

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This web site may not contain links to other related documents that may be included in the docket. The complete dockets are available for examination at the Clerk's Office.

The Public Utilities Commission comprises two distinct regulatory bodies: a three-member Commission (Commission) and the Division of Public Utilities and Carriers (Division).

Although two distinct regulatory bodies, the Commission and Division generally operate in concert. This is evidenced by the Division’s status as an indispensable party in all Commission proceedings, and the Division’s statutory charge to enforce all directives of the Commission. Both entities may conduct inquiries, investigations and hearings to effectuate their respective duties. Both may issue orders that have the force and effect of law.

The Division is also legislatively required to maintain a website in accordance with RIGL section 39-1-18. The Division makes every effort to insure that this legislative mandate is carried out.

Considering Competitive Electricity Supply?

Legislation recently enacted in Rhode Island includes additional consumer protection provisions. (Find out more)

Residential - Price to Compare: National Grid's rate effective October 1, 2021 through March 2022 -10.882 cents/kWh. National Grid's rate effective April 1 2022 through September 2022 -7.810 cents/kWh.

Small Commercial - Price to Compare: National Grid's (fixed) effective October 1, 2021 through March 2022 - 10.174 cents/kWh. Price to Compare: National Grid's (fixed) rate effective April 1, 2022 through September 2022 - 8.047 cents/kWh

For a listing of Commercial and Industrial suppliers (click here).

Live Stream/Video Archive

Meet the Commissioners

Meet the Administrator of the Division

Energy Facility Siting Board

Renewable Energy Resources: Certification Forms, Rules, Certification Filing Guide, and RES Application Status Report

DigSafe

Energy Saving Tips

National Do-Not-Call Registry

National Grid Emergency Response and System Level Plans

National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners

Rhode Island Relay Service