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National Grid Annual Retail Electric Rate Filing

Pascoag Utility District Annual Reconciliation Filing

National Grid 2009 Renewable Energy Procurement Plan

National Grid Energy Efficiency Plans for 2009 Demand Side Management Programs

National Grid Qualifying Facilities Purchased Power Rate-Tariff Advice Filing

Pending Water/Wastewater Filings: Newport Water Division and Narragansett Bay Commission

Standard Offer Service Meetings Scheduled

Pascoag Utility District Demand Side Management Programs -2009

National Grid Gas-Distribution Rate Filing

National Grid Annual Gas Cost Recovery Filing and Annual Distribution Adjustment Clause Filing

VerizonTariff Filing to Eliminate the Call Allowance associated with Directory Assistance Service for Residential Customers

Interstate Navigation Petition for Approval to Implement Purchase of Assets

Rhode Island Affiliate, American Civil Liberties Union Complaint and Request for Investigation of Verizon and AT&T Docket No. D-06-45

Digital TV Transition-Link to FCC Site

Cost of Living Increase for Non-Consensual Tows - Effective 2/20/08 (In accordance with Report & Order 19328)

Notice to Telecommunications Service Providers - Change in Telecommunications Education Access Fund Remittance Procedure

Owners of commercial vehicles engaged in interstate commerce are now required to register with the Unified Carrier Registration Program (UCR) (Click here to learn more, and access on-line registration.)

This web site may not contain links to other related documents that may be included in the docket. The complete dockets are available for examination at the Clerk's Office.

The Public Utilities Commission comprises two distinct regulatory bodies: a three-member Commission (Commission) and the Division of Public Utilities and Carriers (Division). (Section 39-1-4 of the General Laws provides for the appointment of two additional Commissioners.)

Although two distinct regulatory bodies, the Commission and Division generally operate in concert. This is evidenced by the Division’s status as an indispensable party in all Commission proceedings, and the Division’s statutory charge to enforce all directives of the Commission. Both entities may conduct inquiries, investigations and hearings to effectuate their respective duties. Both may issue orders that have the force and effect of law.

The Division is also legislatively required to maintain a website in accordance with section 39-1-18. The Division makes every effort to insure that this legislative mandate is carried out.

Meet the Commissioners

Meet the Administrator of the Division

Energy Facility Siting Board

Renewable Energy Resources: Certification Forms , Rules, Certification Filing Guide, and RES Application Status Report

DigSafe

Energy Saving Tips

National Do-Not-Call Registry

National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners