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- Trying to Spur EV in NJ with Wave of Fast-Charging Stations, Rebates
- Months of negotiations have led to a new effort to electrify New Jersey’s transportation sector with a measure that tries to allay ‘range anxiety’ for consumers
- NJ Ready to Solicit Bids for 1,100 Megawatts of Offshore Wind
- Solicitation expected to be just first step in realizing governor’s aggressive goal of 3,500 megawatts by 2030
- The Future of Nuclear Power in New Jersey: Crucial Hearings Set to Begin
- With public hearings imminent, the debate begins in earnest about what part nuclear should play in the state’s future and whether utility customers should pay billions of dollars to prop it up
- Countdown to Critical First Step in Offshore-Wind Application Process
- Key action for governor’s ambitious clean-energy goals imminent, as developers press to take advantage of federal tax credits
- Officials Defend Pace of Coastal Back Bays Study as Residents Fend off Floods
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers considers range of defenses, including new floodwalls and storm-surge gates, but construction unlikely before 2026
- DRBC Seeks to Block PennEast from Cutting Trees Along Pipeline Route
- Agency fears damage to water resources from premature felling of trees but is told it must resubmit request through proper channels
- Governor Urged to Block Discharge of Fracking Waste in Delaware River Basin
- A ban on fracking in the watershed is expected later this year, but there’s still a proposal to allow discharge of fracking waste in the region. Murphy is being asked to prevent that happening
- NJ Urged to Electrify Transit Sector Rapidly, Starting with Bus Fleet
- There isn’t a single electric bus in NJ Transit’s fleet of 2,200 vehicles. Environmentalists are pushing for that to change posthaste
- Stricter Chinese Recycling Rules Make It Harder to Dispose of Waste in NJ
- China will no longer accept some materials and wants others to be much cleaner. As a result, recycling has become more complicated and more expensive for communities across New Jersey
- Sharp Divisions over Nuclear, Natural Gas in State’s New Energy Plan
- At a hearing on updating New Jersey’s energy master plan, significant differences are raised over what the energy mix could — or should — be
- As Public Concern About PFAS Climbs, EPA Urged to Set Enforceable Standard
- At congressional hearing, advocates say federal government needs to address contamination worries
- EPA Funds Will Help Garden State Resolve Some of Its Water Woes
- The $84 million to be distributed across New Jersey will go toward addressing outstanding issues with sewage treatment and drinking water
- Pilot Community Solar Project Could Be Getting Its Moment in the Sun
- Murphy administration looks to deliver the benefits of solar power to low- and moderate-income customers
- NJ Becomes First State to Regulate Carcinogenic Chemical as EPA Lags
- Garden State water systems must start testing for PFNA in early 2019
- BPU Gets Down to Job of Deciding Which Nuclear Plants Will Be Subsidized
- Agency to follow two-step process, creating zero-emission credit program and then determining which applicants qualify for ratepayer subsidies
- Wind Power in New Jersey: How Big and How Soon?
- New report suggests Garden State is uniquely placed to make hay with wind, but critics have doubts and developers say state must push the process
- Move in Congress to Weaken Clean Water Act Could Have Big Impact in New Jersey
- Opponents of PennEast pipeline say if law is revamped, it would make it ‘extremely difficult’ to fight such projects
- Owner Guilty of ‘Extreme’ Violation of Law that Preserves NJ Farmland
- Supreme Court rules that alterations to field destroyed it for other agricultural uses, criticizes state for failing to give clear guidelines on what’s allowed on preserved agricultural land
- FERC Rebuffs Requests to Reconsider Approval of PennEast Pipeline
- Opponents to take their case to federal courts, where they believe they have still a chance to stop the natural-gas project
- Map Zeroes in on Pollution in Delaware River Watershed
- A new interactive map shows threats, old and new, to vital water source. It underlines challenges that remain for river that ‘has come back from the brink’
- Federal Court Blocks EPA From Rolling Back Pesticide Ban
- Appeals court says federal agency can’t ease restrictions on chlorpyrifos, so New Jersey doesn’t have to enact its own prohibition
- Another Natural-Gas Power Plant in the Pipeline for New Jersey
- CPV seeks approvals to build a second plant adjacent to its current unit, but environmentalists argue project flies in face of clean-energy goals
- Trying to Stop Spotted Lanternfly from Damaging Crops in NJ
- Invasive insect, which could do a lot of damage to fruit and vegetables, has been found in three New Jersey counties
- Redirect Remaining Sandy Aid to Victims Who Still Are Not Back in Homes, State Urged
- Six years after superstorm’s devastation, not all recovery money has been spent. Advocates want some to go to people who are trying to ‘cross the finish line’
- State Advised to Reject PSE&G Clawback of Revenues from Customers
- Expert testifies against utility’s request to recover monies lost helping people reduce their use of energy
- Third Try for Offshore-Wind Project Near Atlantic City
- Turned down twice for being too costly, small clean-energy project is proposed once again for three miles off Jersey Shore
- Federal Move Could Undermine Murphy Clean-Energy Policies
- Ruling by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that state subsidies of nuclear and renewable energy are ‘unjust and unreasonable’ could unravel range of NJ energy initiatives
- Trump Clean-Car Rollback Could Mean Dirtier Air for New Jersey
- Administration’s move to freeze tougher fuel-efficiency standards may make it much harder for state to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, diminish air pollution
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