Climate Action Youth Art Challenge

We need young artists to help! Through March 31, 2025, the EC4 invites you to submit your artwork to connect young Rhode Islanders to climate action. 

Elements from the cover page of the RI 2022 Climate Update Report

The 2022 Climate Update serves as a benchmark and updated foundation for Rhode Island’s climate work ahead.

DRIVE EV logo

The DRIVE EV Program Statistics Dashboard displays  rebate program information gathered since the program launched in 2022.

Governor Dan McKee signs Act on Climate legislation

Governor Dan McKee signed historic legislation proposed by his Administration that seeks to expand Rhode Island’s offshore wind energy resources.

Construction vehicles and workers at RI’s first utility-scale battery storage facility at Pascoag Utility District (PUD)

Learn about RI’s first utility-scale battery storage facility installed by Pascoag Utility District. Battery storage is a vital link in the state’s transition to 100% clean electricity.

RIEC4 Council Meeting

Location: Department of Environmental Management (235 Promenade Street, Providence, RI) in Room 300

This website serves as the State of Rhode Island’s primary portal for climate change and resiliency information and resources. It houses resources for various audiences, including RI citizens, State agencies, municipalities, non-profit organizations, and the business community. It addresses how Rhode Islanders are working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and how to adapt to the projected effects of climate change, such as coastal hazards like sea level rise and storm surge, as well as high heat, drought, and inland flooding.

RI Army National Guard: Leading by example with clean energy

Stories from Block Island Wind Farm