South Kingstown council opposes proposed Veolia water-rate increase and invites residents to a PUC hearing Councilors passed a resolution opposing a large proposed water-rate increase from Veolia and will host a Public Utilities Commission hearing March 30 at Town Hall, urging residents to attend and comment on the possible wholesale/retail hikes.

South Kingstown Council is standing up against Veolia's staggering water-rate hike—residents are invited to voice their concerns at a crucial public hearing on March 30!

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Newport City Council Approves Utilities Position Aiming for $500K in Savings Council approves creation of new utilities position set to save $500,000 over five years.

Newport City Council is paving the way for a new utilities position that could save the city $500,000 over the next five years, but will it come at a cost to residents?

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Local utilities prepare for hurricanes to ensure grid resilience Utilities plan proactive measures to safeguard the power grid against severe weather disruptions.

Rhode Island's energy grid is gearing up for severe weather with proactive measures to ensure resilience against hurricanes—are we ready for the storm?

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Governor advocates for Rhode Islanders in utility sale dispute against DPUC hearing officer Governor challenges DPUC's legal stance in Rhode Island utility sale for better public deal.

Tensions rise in Rhode Island as the Attorney General reveals shocking conflicts between the DPUC and his office, sparking a battle for better utility deals for residents.

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