Port of Providence propane terminal expansion must get full review
State regulators denied fast-track approval to add rail service to a marine propane terminal in Providence. It must undergo a full review to proceed.
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State regulators denied fast-track approval to add rail service to a marine propane terminal in Providence. It must undergo a full review to proceed.
State energy officials ruled April 21 that Sea 3 Providence LLC’s proposed liquid propane gas expansion at the Port of Providence must undergo a full review by the Energy Facility Siting Board.
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Heavy thunderstorms knock out power for 8,000 Rhode Islanders, flood streets Patrick Anderson, The Providence Journal © Bob Breidenbach/The Providence Journal The Narragansett Bay Commission's wind turbines at Fields Point, with transmission lines in the foreground. Around 8,000 Rhode Island customers were without power Saturday — most of them in Cumberland and Lincoln — according to utility National Grid, after some heavy thunderstorms rolled through mid-afternoon. At 5 p.m., there were 6,893 electrical customers without power in Providence County and around 4,500 ...