Energy Efficiency
State Energy Efficiency Administrator Competitive Procurement
In June 2023, the Rhode Island General Assembly passed legislation signed into law by Governor McKee requiring that the Office of Energy Resources issues a competitive procurement for a program administrator (PA) of the state’s electric and gas energy efficiency programming. The PA will be responsible for delivering energy efficiency services statewide.
The first phase in the procurement process, the Qualified List of Vendors Technical Review, is available through the Rhode Island Division of Purchases and will be available for vendor submissions until March 20, 2024. Questions concerning this solicitation must be submitted to the Division of Purchases’ eProcurement website, Ocean State Procures, by February 8th.
Energy Efficiency Administrator Solicitation
Public Comments on EE Admin RFP Draft
Rhode Island is a nationally-recognized leader in energy efficiency and has consistently ranked in the top five most energy efficient states in the country. Rhode Island’s energy efficiency programs offer homeowners, renters, businesses, and municipalities a variety of opportunities to save energy and reduce utility bills:
- Energy Efficiency for Residents
- Energy Efficiency for Businesses
- Energy Efficiency for Farmers
- Energy Efficiency for Public Entities
- Energy Efficiency for Income-Eligible Customers
Related Links
- RISE Engineering
- Rhode Island Energy Efficiency Program
- Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank
- Energy Efficiency and Resource Management Council (EERMC)
- American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE)
- Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP)
- State Climate Change Website
Contact us
If you have any questions about energy efficiency, please contact Steven Chybowski at Steven.Chybowski@energy.ri.gov.