Power plants in Rhode Island

111 operating power projects with 2,568 MW of nameplate capacity, from EIA-860M for August 2026.

Projects

111

Nameplate capacity

2,568 MW

Counties with a plant

5

Operators

87

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Capacity by fuel

MW is nameplate from operating generators and batteries. Plant counts use each project's primary fuel, so a coal and gas plant counts once.

Largest power plants in Rhode Island

Top 50 · All 111 plants
PlantPrimary fuelMWCountyOperator
Rhode Island State Energy CenterNatural gas596ProvidenceRISEC Operating Services
Manchester StreetNatural gas515ProvidenceManchester Street, LLC.
Ocean State Power IINatural gas307ProvidenceOcean State Power II
Tiverton Power PlantNatural gas275NewportTiverton Power LLC
Ocean State PowerNatural gas254ProvidenceOcean State Power Co
Robin Hollow SolarSolar41KentRobin Hollow Solar, LLC
Dry Bridge Solar (Brown University)Solar40WashingtonMN8 Energy LLC
Johnston LFG Turbine PlantLandfill gas36ProvidenceRhode Island LFG Genco
Block Island Wind FarmWind30WashingtonDeepwater Wind Block Island LLC
University Solar, LLCSolar24KentAES Distributed Energy

Rhode Island power plants by fuel

Newest plants in Rhode Island

Ordered by the month the first generator began operating.

Counties with the most capacity

Largest operators in Rhode Island

Grouped by EIA operator name. Parent companies are not merged.

All 111 plants in Rhode Island, by county

Bristol County 4 plants

Kent County 18 plants

Providence County 55 plants

Washington County 24 plants

Questions about power plants in Rhode Island

How many power plants are in Rhode Island?

EIA-860M for August 2026 lists 111 operating power projects in Rhode Island, with 2,568 MW of nameplate capacity including batteries.

What is the largest power plant in Rhode Island?

Rhode Island State Energy Center in Providence County, with 596 MW of nameplate capacity. The next largest is Manchester Street, with 515 MW.

How much of Rhode Island's capacity is solar?

452 MW, about 18% of nameplate capacity. 77 projects have solar as their primary fuel.

Source: EIA-860M August 2026, published 2026-09-24. Page updated 2026-10-04. Data sources