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Clean energy in Rhode Island

Rhode Island is home to the first offshore wind farm in the United States, off Block Island, and rooftop solar and heat pumps are growing across the state.

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About clean energy in Rhode Island

Greenectus lists 12 clean energy organizations in Rhode Island: 4 based in the state and 8 based elsewhere that serve Rhode Island. The most common kinds are Project developers, Engineering & services and Installers & EPCs, working mostly in Solar, Energy storage and EV charging & e-mobility. 1 listing shows an active contractor license from public records.

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Top organizations in Rhode Island

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1000 Main Street, Suite 200, RI
Engineering, design & consulting
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1151 Boston-Providence Turnpike, RI
Finance / investorEngineering, design & consulting
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Earth Smart Solar

Serves Rhode Island
San Antonio, CA
Installer / EPCOperations & maintenanceSolarEnergy storage
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