PennEast’s decision to build pipeline in two phases has reignited objections to project, rekindled concerns that have been seething for years

Staff proposal, according to one critique, makes investing in energy efficiency less economically rewarding than investing in infrastructure

Trump administration sees new rule as ‘right regulatory balance,’ while many enviros say it will set back efforts to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions

Second interconnection agreement signed with Ocean Wind should help reduce risks of more-expensive transmission system upgrades

BPU investigates how to advance governor’s clean energy program in response to federal ruling that’s likely to make solar, wind power more expensive

Two dangerous pollutants are clocking in 20% to 30% lower than a year ago, but experts say it’s too early to make a direct link ...

State filed suit after Federal Energy Regulatory Commission stuck to its decision to have New Jersey ratepayers foot the bill for Bergen-Linden transmission line

Agency staff tackles longstanding problem in New Jersey: making customer energy efficiency more palatable to utilities, who view it as negative impact on revenue

During public health emergency Murphy wants water companies to ease up on shutoffs even if customers don’t pay their bills

More solar capacity was installed than in any other year; solar power now provides 5% of state’s energy needs