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- Ralph LaRossa Takes on New Tasks: President and COO of PSEG Power
- Move, press release seem to confirm speculation that he is being groomed to replace Izzo — chairman, president, and CEO of PSEG
- 'Greens' See Red Over Budget Plan, Raids on Pollution Settlements
- Environmentalists warn current spending plan lets administration divert money meant to restore damages to natural resources to general fund
- U.S. Appellate Court Upholds PJM Rules to Meet Peak Demand for Power
- Environmentalists, others fear new regulations from operator of the power grid will cause prices to spike when demand is highest
- State Takes Steps to Tap into $72.2M Volkswagen Settlement
- Money would be used to deploy charging infrastructure for electric cars, relieve air pollution from transportation sector
- NJ’s Top Two Utilities Could Do More to Help Customers Cut Energy Use, Costs
- National scorecard of 51 largest utilities ranks PSE&G, JCP&L near bottom when it comes to saving consumers money with energy efficiency
- $500 Million Slotted for Sewage-Treatment, Drinking-Water Systems
- Funds to be distributed by Environmental Infrastructure Trust, well-regarded financier for clean-water projects for several decades
- Murphy Calls for Permanent Ban on Fracking in Delaware River Basin
- If Democratic candidate for governor wins election, it could help swing Delaware River Basin Commission to follow his call on fracking
- Outlook for Clean Energy Budget: Dollars Fall, Diversions to Continue
- Diversions may dip slightly, but funneling money away from its intended purpose has cost fund some $1.5 billion over past seven years
- EPA Delays Federal Ozone Standard, Slows NJ’s Efforts to Reduce Smog
- Without standard, NJ can’t crack down on cars, trucks, businesses that pump ozone into the atmosphere
- Garden State Solar Sector Continues to Heat Up, Though Clouds on Horizon
- New Jersey deployed nearly 400 megawatts of solar capacity in 2016, fifth-highest ranking in United States
- DEP, Lawmakers Clash Over Development in the Highlands
- Assembly votes to stop state agency from boosting number of septic tanks in pristine preserve, source of drinking water for millions in NJ
- State’s Proposed Wetlands Rule Would Speed, Simplify Developer Permitting
- Critics particularly concerned about new rule that would allow developers to certify they’ve met all regulations without any DEP oversight
- Restoration Underway at Ortley Beach to Repair Sandy Damage
- Tons of sand are being dredged from the ocean to remake the beach after which crews will go to work on the shore at Lavalette
- Trump Administration Opens Way to Drilling for Oil, Gas Off Atlantic Coast
- National Fisheries Service proposing permits for seismic surveys off coast; ‘greens’ say surveys first step to full-throttle drilling
- Angling to Get New Jersey into the United States Climate Alliance
- Lawmakers look to have Garden State join California, New York, other states in a domestic accord to curb carbon-based pollution
- Home Heating Costs Likely to Tick up with Price of Natural Gas
- NJ homeowners could see their monthly bills increase by as little as 80 cents or as much as $8.00 depending on which utility they use
- In Unexpected Move, BPU Holds off Advancing Two Controversial Rules
- Agency decides not to move on regulations that would ease oversight of utility infrastructure investments, speed rate collection from customers
- NJ, NY at Odds Over Delaware River Water Allocations
- New Jersey wants millions more gallons of water a day. The challenge is to convince New York, which controls the spigot
- Without Subsidies, Three Mile Island Could Go Dark, Operator Asserts
- In an argument that mirrors the one made by PSEG, Exelon says it can’t afford to keep TMI in service without help from Pennsylvania ratepayers
- PSEG Power Retires Two Biggest Coal-Burning Plants in New Jersey
- Shuttering the plants follows a national trend, as cleaner, cheaper natural gas supplants coal across the country
- GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Divided on Energy, Environment
- Guadagno favors regional approach to greenhouse-gas emissions; for Ciattarelli, a national program makes more sense
- Lawmakers Push Back on Development in Highlands, Climate Change
- In two votes along mostly party lines Democrats block more septic tanks in the Highlands, and position the Garden State to rejoin RGGI
- PSEG Chief Wants Customers to Use Less Energy, Without Taking Financial Hit
- Izzo’s message: there are ‘billions’ to be made from energy efficiency, while industry and regulators squabble ‘over tens of millions’
- NJ Customers Can Expect to Pay More as Power Prices Spike in Capacity Auction
- PSEG Power’s decision to retire two coal-burning plants contributes to steep increase, along with continuing problems of congestion on the grid
- Lawmakers Hope to Steer State Back into Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
- As is becoming increasingly common with environmental efforts, backers are looking beyond Christie administration for success
- Verizon Settles in South Jersey, Promising Clearer Lines, Speedier Internet
- Telecom giant agrees to give customers in South Jersey what they’ve been asking for: better service over copper landlines and Fios upgrades where possible
- 2018 Budget Plan Puts Cleaning Up Brownfields Above Easing Climate Change
- Budget proposal shifts $6 million from Global Warming Solutions Fund to general budget to help restore contaminated sites
- Assembly Panel Looks to Ban Pesticide OK’d by Trump Administration
- Chlorpyrifos has been linked to developmental problems in kids, can cause nausea and other conditions in adults
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