ENERGY EFFICIENCY COUNCIL

Helping Rhode Islanders
save on energy costs.

Rhode Island Energy Efficiency Programs

The Council helps the state reach its climate goals by supporting cost-effective energy efficiency programs and finding new ways to reduce climate emissions. Connect directly to energy saving programs through RI Energy and the RI Office of Energy Resources now.

You may qualify for
no-cost energy upgrades.

A no-cost energy assessment is the first step to making your home more energy-efficient. You may also qualify for energy efficient upgrades at no cost to you. Discover how to lower your energy bills, control the comfort of your home, and protect against extreme weather.

ABOUT ENERGY EFFICIENCY

The EEC Annual Report is a helpful resource for understanding energy efficiency in Rhode Island — what it is, how it benefits Rhode Islanders, and what policies are needed to drive energy savings and meet climate goals.

The Energy Efficiency Conversation

The City of Newport has completed a $636,273 modernization of the historic Brick Market Building, ...replacing its aging HVAC equipment and upgrading the geothermal heating-and-cooling system. Built in 1762, this National Historic Landmark is one of Newport’s most significant

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POWERUPRI REBATES

PowerUpRI is helping Rhode Islanders install electric-vehicle charging equipment... at homes across the state.

The latest dashboard shows:

624 rebate applications
$471,846 awarded

Explore the latest PowerUpRI data:
https://drive.ri.gov/powerupri-statistics

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In 2025, 620 companies delivered energy efficiency services to Rhode Islanders, supporting 598 full-time equivalent jobs.

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The Energy Efficiency Council holds monthly meetings that are open to the public. View upcoming meeting details and explore past agendas, minutes, and materials.

Make Your Voice Heard

Join us at our next meeting or submit a public comment here to make your voice heard.