Talk turns to legacy as even interest-group allies acknowledge budget realities.

Senate Environment and Energy Committee calls on Attorney General Paula Dow to investigate how PSEG Power averted paying societal benefits charges for most of past ...

Critics say that by skirting millions of dollars in fees, unregulated affiliate PSEG Power receives subsidy and unfair competitive advantage.

With the Christie administration weighing costs, is the state about to scale back on renewable energy goals?

Stefanie Brand, director of the Division Rate Counsel, suggests utilities extending purchasing agreements 10 years or beyond would mean more reasonable electric bills for customers.

Societal benefits charge and other fees raise big money, which has everyone from consumers to businesses to environmental advocates seeking answers on how it's used.

Capacity isn’t keeping pace with demand for renewable energy credits, imperiling efforts to promote solar projects

Jim Benton is a veteran of at least half-a-dozen offshore drilling hearings. The executive director of the New Jersey Petroleum Council—and former mayor of Pennington—has ...

Administration still on track to tap $400 million in clean energy funding that would have gone to jobs and consumer rebates.

Governor's bipartisan committee recommends streamlining the rule-making process and giving local governments greater authority over unfunded mandates.