List of power stations in Rhode Island

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Sources of Rhode Island utility-scale electricity generation:
full-year 2019 [1]

  Natural Gas (93.7%)
  Hydroelectric (0.1%)
  Wind (2.7%)
  Biomass (2.7%)
  Solar (0.7%)
  Petroleum (0.1%)

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Rhode Island, sorted by type and name. In 2019, Rhode Island had a total summer capacity of 2,027 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 7,624 GWh.[2] The corresponding electrical energy generation mix was 93.7% natural gas, 2.7% wind, 2.7% biomass, 0.7% solar, 0.1% hydroelectric, and 0.1% petroleum. In May 2017, the first U.S. offshore wind farm began operating off Block Island.[1]

Fossil fuel power plants[]

Natural Gas[]

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration[3]
Name Location Coordinates Capacity

(MW)

Annual Generation

(GWh)

CO2 emissions

(Tons/year)

Technology Year Completed Refs
Providence County 41°44′42″N 71°27′30″W / 41.74497°N 71.45842°W / 41.74497; -71.45842 (Central Power Plant) 11 26 (2020) Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine
Natural Gas Internal Combustion Engine
Natural Gas Steam Turbine		 1932 [4][5]
Manchester Street Providence County 41°48′56.6″N 71°24′15.4″W / 41.815722°N 71.404278°W / 41.815722; -71.404278 (Manchester Street) 515 1,579 (2020) 637,335 (2019) Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 1903(Original Units)

1996(Current Units)

[6][7][8][9]
Providence County 42°00′35.1″N 71°40′04.5″W / 42.009750°N 71.667917°W / 42.009750; -71.667917 (Ocean State Power) 254.2 639 (2019) 296,418 (2019) Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 1990 [10][11][12][13]
Providence County 42°00′37.8″N 71°40′12.0″W / 42.010500°N 71.670000°W / 42.010500; -71.670000 (Ocean State Power II) 254.2 609 (2019) 288,335 (2019) Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 1991 [14][11][15][16]
Pawtucket Power Associates[note 1] Providence County 41°51′40.5″N 71°24′25.1″W / 41.861250°N 71.406972°W / 41.861250; -71.406972 (Pawtucket Power Associates) 68.8 5 (2019) 2,373 (2019) Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 1990 [17][18][19]
Rhode Island Hospital Providence County 41°48′37.0″N 71°24′35.2″W / 41.810278°N 71.409778°W / 41.810278; -71.409778 (Rhode Island Hospital) 10.4 23 (2020) 58,538 (2019) Natural Gas Steam Turbine 1974 [20][21]
Rhode Island State Energy Center Providence County 41°48′08″N 71°31′05.1″W / 41.80222°N 71.518083°W / 41.80222; -71.518083 (Rhode Island State Energy Center) 596 3,615 (2020) 1,161,137 (2019) Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 2002 [22][23]
Tiverton Power Plant Newport County 41°38′31.8″N 71°10′14.1″W / 41.642167°N 71.170583°W / 41.642167; -71.170583 (Tiverton Power Plant) 272.5 1,140 (2019) 433,990 (2019) Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 2000 [24][25]
Toray Plastic America's CHP Plant Washington County 41°35′37.9″N 71°25′38.9″W / 41.593861°N 71.427472°W / 41.593861; -71.427472 (Toray Plastic America's CHP Plant) 20 146 (2019) 82,723 (2019) Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine
Natural Gas Internal Combustion Engine		 2014 [26][27][28]

Coal[]

There are no coal-fired power plants in Rhode Island.

Oil[]

There are no oil-fired power plants in Rhode Island.

Renewable resources[]

Hydroelectric[]

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration[3]
Name Location Coordinates Capacity

(MW)

Annual Generation

(GWh)

Fuel Type Technology Year Completed Refs
Blackstone/Tupperware Providence County 42°00′52″N 71°32′40″W / 42.014536°N 71.544381°W / 42.014536; -71.544381 (Blackstome/Tupperware) 1.6 4 (2020) Hydro Conventional Hydroelectric 1980 [29][30]

Wind[]

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration[3]
Name Location Coordinates Capacity

(MW)

Annual Generation

(GWh)

Fuel Type Year Completed Ref
Block Island Wind Farm Block Island 41°06′52.96″N 71°31′16.18″W / 41.1147111°N 71.5211611°W / 41.1147111; -71.5211611 (Block Island) 30 120 (2020) Offshore Wind 2016-12 [31]
NBC Field's Point Wind Farm Providence County 41°47′38.5″N 71°23′24.7″W / 41.794028°N 71.390194°W / 41.794028; -71.390194 (NBC Field's Point Wind Farm) 4.5 7 (2020) Onshore Wind 2012 [32][33]
WED Coventry 1 Kent County 41°40′31.7″N 71°42′27.7″W / 41.675472°N 71.707694°W / 41.675472; -71.707694 (WED Coventry 1) 1.5 3 (2019) Onshore Wind 2016-10 [34][35][36][37]
WED Coventry 2 Kent County 41°40′20.8″N 71°42′20.8″W / 41.672444°N 71.705778°W / 41.672444; -71.705778 (WED Coventry 2) 4.5 10 (2019) Onshore Wind 2016-08 [34][35][36][38]
WED Coventry 3 Kent County 41°41′43.8″N 71°43′15.7″W / 41.695500°N 71.721028°W / 41.695500; -71.721028 (WED Coventry 3) 1.5 3 (2019) Onshore Wind 2016-08 [34][35][36][39]
WED Coventry 4 Kent County 41°41′11.7″N 71°43′46.0″W / 41.686583°N 71.729444°W / 41.686583; -71.729444 (WED Coventry 4) 1.5 3 (2019) Onshore Wind 2016-08 [34][35][36][40]
WED Coventry 5 Kent County 41°39′35.8″N 71°41′59.5″W / 41.659944°N 71.699861°W / 41.659944; -71.699861 (WED Coventry 5) 1.5 3 (2019) Onshore Wind 2017 [34][35][36][41]
WED Coventry 6 Kent County 41°40′11.6″N 71°42′29.6″W / 41.669889°N 71.708222°W / 41.669889; -71.708222 (WED Coventry 6) 4.5 9 (2019) Onshore Wind 2016-08 [34][35][36][42]
WED Green Hill Providence County 41°47′52.3″N 71°31′47.2″W / 41.797861°N 71.529778°W / 41.797861; -71.529778 (WED Green Hill) 3 7 (2019) Onshore Wind 2018 [43]
WED NK Green Washington County 41°34′53.8″N 71°29′12.3″W / 41.581611°N 71.486750°W / 41.581611; -71.486750 (WED NK Green) 1.5 3 (2019) Onshore Wind 2012 [44][45]
WED Plainfield Providence County 41°47′46.0″N 71°32′08.9″W / 41.796111°N 71.535806°W / 41.796111; -71.535806 (WED Plainfield) 3 6 (2019) Onshore Wind 2018 [46]
WED Plainfield II Providence County 41°47′40.5″N 71°32′23.8″W / 41.794583°N 71.539944°W / 41.794583; -71.539944 (WED Plainfield II) 3 6 (2019) Onshore Wind 2018 [47]
WED Plainfield III Providence County 41°47′36.8″N 71°31′50.3″W / 41.793556°N 71.530639°W / 41.793556; -71.530639 (WED Plainfield III) 3 5 (2019) Onshore Wind 2018 [48]
WED Portsmouth One Newport County 41°36′51.1″N 71°15′04.6″W / 41.614194°N 71.251278°W / 41.614194; -71.251278 (WED Portsmouth One) 1.5 5 (2019) Onshore Wind 2016 [49][50]
WED Shun I Providence County 41°47′54.4″N 71°32′26.5″W / 41.798444°N 71.540694°W / 41.798444; -71.540694 3 7 (2019) Onshore Wind 2018 [51]
WED Shun II Providence County 41°48′00.5″N 71°32′10.4″W / 41.800139°N 71.536222°W / 41.800139; -71.536222 (WED Shun II) 3 6 (2019) Onshore Wind 2018 [52]
WED Shun III Providence County 41°47′56.7″N 71°32′57.6″W / 41.799083°N 71.549333°W / 41.799083; -71.549333 (WED Shun III) 3 5 (2019) Onshore Wind 2018 [53]

Small-scale wind (<1MW)[]

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration[3]
Name Location Coordinates Capacity (KW) # of Turbines Year Operational Refs
New England Tech Kent County 41°43′58.051″N 71°27′5.399″W / 41.73279194°N 71.45149972°W / 41.73279194; -71.45149972 (New England Tech Wind Turbine) 100 1 2009
Portsmouth Abbey School Newport County 41°35′56.728″N 71°16′7.319″W / 41.59909111°N 71.26869972°W / 41.59909111; -71.26869972 (Portsmouth Abbey School Wind Turbine) 660 1 2006
Hodges Badge Newport County 41°33′59.119″N 71°15′17.798″W / 41.56642194°N 71.25494389°W / 41.56642194; -71.25494389 (Hodges Badge Wind Turbine) 250 1 2012
Sandywoods Newport County 41°37′13.768″N 71°9′14.039″W / 41.62049111°N 71.15389972°W / 41.62049111; -71.15389972 (Hodges Badge Wind Turbine) 275 1 2012

Solar[]

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration[3]
Plant Location Coordinates Area Capacity

(MW)

Annual Generation

(GWh)

Technology Year Completed Refs
Brookside Providence County 41°59′10.5″N 71°35′05.9″W / 41.986250°N 71.584972°W / 41.986250; -71.584972 (Brookside) 1 1 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2016-09 [54][55]
CED Foster Providence County 41°47′44.7″N 71°47′13.6″W / 41.795750°N 71.787111°W / 41.795750; -71.787111 (CED Foster) 2 3 (2020) Photovoltaic Solar 2017 [56][57]
Forbes Street Solar Providence County 41°46′21.1″N 71°20′17.8″W / 41.772528°N 71.338278°W / 41.772528; -71.338278 (Forbes Street Solar) 3 4 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2013 [58][59]
Founders Homestead Farms Solar Newport County 41°34′37.6″N 71°16′46.5″W / 41.577111°N 71.279583°W / 41.577111; -71.279583 (Founders Homestead Farms Solar) 4.5 7 (2020) Photovoltaic Solar [60][61]
GD Richmond Buttonwoods I Washington County 41°31′27.1″N 71°41′02.9″W / 41.524194°N 71.684139°W / 41.524194; -71.684139 (GD Richmond Buttonwoods I) 1.3 0 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2020 [62][63][64]
Hope Farm Solar Providence County 41°44′55.7″N 71°31′18.2″W / 41.748806°N 71.521722°W / 41.748806; -71.521722 (Hope Farm Solar) 10 3 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2018 [65][66]
Johnston Solar Providence County 41°48′05.3″N 71°33′30.7″W / 41.801472°N 71.558528°W / 41.801472; -71.558528 (Johnston Solar) 1 2 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2014 [67]
Kearsarge SKSC1 Washington County 41°28′16.4″N 71°29′40.4″W / 41.471222°N 71.494556°W / 41.471222; -71.494556 (Kearsarge SKSC1) 3.8 7 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2018 [68][69]
Kearsarge SKSC2 Washington County 41°29′53.5″N 71°32′00.4″W / 41.498194°N 71.533444°W / 41.498194; -71.533444 (Kearsarge SKSC2) 3.1 6 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2018 [70][71]
Little Bay Providence County 41°47′57.7″N 71°26′11.0″W / 41.799361°N 71.436389°W / 41.799361; -71.436389 (Little Bay) 1.3 2 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2015 [72]
Nautilus Goat Island Solar CSG Providence County 41°56′30.7″N 71°39′40.6″W / 41.941861°N 71.661278°W / 41.941861; -71.661278 (Nautilus Goat Island Solar CSG) 3.3 1 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2019 [73][74]
North Smithfield Solar Power 1 Providence County 41°58′34.1″N 71°35′11.7″W / 41.976139°N 71.586583°W / 41.976139; -71.586583 (North Smithfield Solar Power 1) 2 3 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2017 [75]
Richmond NMCA Washington County 41°26′31.1″N 71°42′47.9″W / 41.441972°N 71.713306°W / 41.441972; -71.713306 (Richmond NMCA) 4 3 (2020) Photovoltaic Solar 2018 [76][77]
University Solar Kent County 41°36′50.6″N 71°39′31.8″W / 41.614056°N 71.658833°W / 41.614056; -71.658833 (University Solar) 50 33 (2020) Photovoltaic Solar 2019 [78][79]
WED GW Solar, LLC Providence County 41°56′14.7″N 71°29′15.2″W / 41.937417°N 71.487556°W / 41.937417; -71.487556 (WED GW Solar) 3 4 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2018 [80]
WED Kingstown Solar I - East Washington County 41°29′33.1″N 71°37′07.0″W / 41.492528°N 71.618611°W / 41.492528; -71.618611 (WED Kingstown Solar I - East) 3 5 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2018 [81]
WED Kingstown Solar I - West Washington County 41°29′31.5″N 71°37′25.9″W / 41.492083°N 71.623861°W / 41.492083; -71.623861 (WED Kingstown Solar I - West) 1.5 2 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2018 [82]
WED Stilson Solar Washington County 41°31′08.2″N 71°41′11.4″W / 41.518944°N 71.686500°W / 41.518944; -71.686500 (WED Stilson Solar) 2 3 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2017 [83][84]
West Davisville Solar Washington County 41°36′13.1″N 71°28′38.2″W / 41.603639°N 71.477278°W / 41.603639; -71.477278 (West Davisville Solar) 2 3 (2019) Photovoltaic Solar 2013 [85][86]
West Greenwich Solar Kent County 41°39′07.0″N 71°42′39.2″W / 41.651944°N 71.710889°W / 41.651944; -71.710889 (West Greenwich Solar) 1.9 3 (2020) Photovoltaic Solar 2013 [87][88]

Biomass[]

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration[3]
Name Location Coordinates Capacity

(MW)

Annual Generation

(GWh)

Technology Year Completed Refs
Johnston LFG Turbine Plant Providence County 41°53′17.16″N 71°28′39″W / 41.8881000°N 71.47750°W / 41.8881000; -71.47750 (Johnston LFG Turbine Plant) 35.7 208 (2020) Landfill Gas 2013 [89][90]
Ridgewood Providence Power Providence County 41°53′17.16″N 71°28′39″W / 41.8881000°N 71.47750°W / 41.8881000; -71.47750 (Ridgewood Providence Power) 6.4 0 (2019) Landfill Gas 1990 [91][92]
Orbit Energy RI Providence County 41°48′21.2″N 71°30′53.7″W / 41.805889°N 71.514917°W / 41.805889; -71.514917 (Orbit Energy RI) 3.2 0 (2019) Anaerobic digester 2018[note 2] [93][94]

Nuclear[]

There are no nuclear power plants in Rhode Island.

Power stations under construction or planned[]

Name Location Coordinates Capacity

(MW)

Fuel Type Technology Status Year Refs
North Smithfield Solar Project Providence County 41°57′51.8″N 71°31′06.0″W / 41.964389°N 71.518333°W / 41.964389; -71.518333 (North Smithfield Solar Project) 38.4 Solar Photovoltaic Solar Under Construction October 2021 [95][96][97]
Atlantic Ocean,

off Rhode Island

41°11′00.5″N 71°10′05.7″W / 41.183472°N 71.168250°W / 41.183472; -71.168250 (Revolution Wind) 704

(400 to RI)

(304 to CT)

Wind Offshore Wind Planned Construction to

start in 2023

[98]

Notes[]

  1. ^ Peaking Plant; only operates when more power is needed than usual. About half of the plant's generating capacity will be retired in June 2022.
  2. ^ Originally opened in August 2017 but closed shortly after due to mechanical issues.

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