Gas and Electric Safety
Rhode Island EnergyStay safe around gas and electric equipment
Gas and electric equipment can be hazardous and must be used with caution. Get informed about areas of your home that may be vulnerable to electric and natural gas hazards.
Smell gas or suspect a gas leak?
Natural gas smells like rotten eggs or sulfur. If you suspect a leak, go outside and call 911 or 1-800-640-1595.
Gas equipment and appliance safety
Learn how to use generators, space heaters, and other appliances safely.
Carbon monoxide safety
Get informed about carbon monoxide poisoning and how to handle a suspected leak.
Our commitment to pipeline safety
Pipelines play a key role in our nation’s energy infrastructure. Let’s safeguard them together.
Odor fade and gas leaks
Don’t rely on your sense of smell to detect natural gas. Stay informed about gas leak detection and prevention.
Pipes on your property
If you’re planning to make outdoor improvements, you must call before you dig anywhere on your property.
Power line safety
Overgrown trees can damage power lines and lead to outages. We have programs in place to ensure reliable service.