GreenUp Program
Rhode Island EnergyAbout the program
GreenUp is a program that lets you choose to have all or part of your electricity generated from renewable sources. To be eligible, Rhode Island Energy must be your current electricity supplier.
To enroll, select and contact one of our GreenUp companies to participate in the program. Rhode Island Energy will remain as your electricity supplier.
Once enrolled, GreenUp charges will appear as a separate line item on your Rhode Island Energy bill. You can cancel your GreenUp enrollment at any time through your chosen GreenUp company. Your participation in the GreenUp program will be canceled if you sign up with a different supplier or if your account falls sixty days in arrears.
Your renewable energy generation options
Rhode Island Energy100% New England Wind
Company: Green Energy Consumers Alliance
Description: 100% “new” wind energy
Cost: 3.8 cents per kWh
Average Additional Cost: $19.00 per month (based on 500 kWh monthly usage)
Phone: 800-287-3950 x5
Email: hello@greenenergyconsumers.org30% New England Wind, Solar, Low-Impact Hydro, and Digester Gas
Company: Green Energy Consumers Alliance
Description: 30% “new” renewable energy mix.- 17% from wind, solar, and biomass
- 13% from small hydro
Average Additional Cost: $11.00 per month (based on 500 kWh monthly usage)
Phone: 800-287-3950 x5
Email:hello@greenenergyconsumers.org100% Renewable Energy Mix
Company: Sterling Planet
Description: 100% renewable energy mix
- 25% from wind
- 75% from small hydro
Cost: 4.0 cents per kWh
Average Additional Cost: $10-20 per month (based on 500 kWh monthly usage). The additional cost is 100% federally tax-deductible
Phone: 1-877-457-7712
Email: info@sterlingplanet.com
GreenUp Renewable Energy
If you're interested in supporting renewable energy in your region, GreenUp offers a way to do that.
This information is subject to change. Please contact each provider to find out their most updated product mix and price.
Please note that you will need to provide your account number when contacting Green Energy Consumers Alliance or Sterling Planet.
Rhode Island Energy does not endorse any specific supplier. For a full list of suppliers, please visit the State of Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission website.