
In January 2019, Aquidneck Island (part of Rhode Island) ran out of natural gas and left thousands without heat on the island for days during a frigid cold snap. Concerned that it would happen again, in November 2019 the Rhode Island Energy Facility Siting Board waived a licensing requirement to allow a “temporary” LNG storage facility in Portsmouth (see
With “Backs Against Wall” Rhode Island Approves LNG Facility). The gas utility, National Grid, conducted a study and presented various options to keep this from happening again. Which option do Aquidneck Island legislators prefer?
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