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- New Jersey in Right Place to Reap Benefits of Emerging Offshore-Wind Sector
- At NJ Spotlight offshore-wind roundtable, advocates help chart a path to administration’s aggressive goal — 3,500 megawatts of capacity by 2030
- Proposed Natural Gas Compressor Station Puts Enviros, Union at Odds
- Lines are drawn in Franklin Township clash over preventing pollution, creating jobs
- The Devil Is in the Details of Community Solar Plan
- Developers want state subsidies but not everybody agrees with that. And activists say low- and moderate-income New Jerseyans should get discounts on their bills
- BPU to Hire Consultant to Help Overhaul Solar Energy Program: Cost Is Key
- Existing program has cost utility ratepayers more than $2.8 billion over a decade. Board of Public Utilities is under pressure to cut costs for utility customers
- Judge Weighs Other Courts’ Pro-Pipeline Rulings Before PennEast Decision
- Pipeline foes say last-minute request for comments signals court will allow surveying on private land
- Court Faults DEP in Changes to Radon Rules
- Appeals court also upholds finding that largest radon testing company in state committed violations
- Power Grid Found to Be Reliable but Future Possible Risks Identified
- New analysis identifies extreme scenarios that could lead to outages — unusually frigid weather, spikes in customer demand, plant retirements, and more
- BPU Edges Closer to Smart Meters, Asks Utilities for Cost-Benefit Analyses
- Advanced metering infrastructure could help power companies respond more efficiently to nor’easters and other storms, restore service more quickly
- Gas Utility Figures to Spend More than $500M to Replace 300 Miles of Old Pipes
- Elizabethtown Gas proposes a big overhaul of its distribution system, parts of which are more than a century old
- Energy Storage: What’s in Store for New Jersey?
- BPU chief: Ability to store energy is ‘critical for our future’ as examination of state’s energy-storage needs and opportunities gets underway
- Probe into Newark Woman's Death after Power Shutoff Finds Errors at PSE&G
- Human error and systemic failures at utility cited as cause of delay in restoring power to home of woman on hospice care during heat wave
- NJ Joins Fight Against Trump Administration’s Rollback of Fuel-Economy Standards
- New Jersey, 20 other states want federal agencies to withdraw a proposal that would ‘gut’ clean car standards
- Ban on Disposal of Fracking Waste in NJ Nears but Some Enviros Have Qualms
- Same groups that previously backed prohibition want to focus instead on fracking ban coming before Delaware River Basin Commission
- Stormwater Utilities to Control Polluted Runoff Get a Push from Pols
- New Jersey has been talking about overhauling decrepit stormwater systems for a good 10 years. Is real progress finally in the offing?
- Still No Cleanup of PFAS at MDL Base Two Years after Alarming Test Results
- Spokesman says Air Force is taking ‘comprehensive approach’ to toxic chemicals, has not begun to remediate polluted groundwater
- Critics Say Three NJ Nuclear Plants Are Making Money, Don’t Need Subsidies
- Opponents of up to $300M in annual aid lay out economic argument against assistance program
- 'Green' Groups Unite to Press Murphy for Overhaul of Pinelands Commission
- Many members of body charged with protecting the million-acre preserve in South Jersey are holdovers from Christie administration
- Lead Paint and Mold Present Special Problems for Those in Affordable Housing
- Outsized impact of contaminants on NJ’s limited supply of affordable housing is focus of a public hearing
- DEP Turns Down Plan for Massive Development in Pinelands
- ‘The struggle is not over,’ cautions one opponent of project for commercial space and thousands of houses in Barnegat Bay watershed
- It’s All Upbeat in New Jersey’s Offshore-Wind Update Despite Cost
- Lawmakers are briefed on goals and prospects for NJ’s clean-energy industry. Positive financial return and new jobs are emphasized
- Collapse of NJ Solar Industry, Big Layoffs If No Interim State Plan — Warning
- Executives suggest urgent need for temporary system to incentivize solar development before transition to Murphy administration’s new approach
- Shaping Up for a Big Fight in NJ on Question of Right to a Clean Environment
- Supporters seek voter approval for constitutional amendment to copperfasten people’s right. Opponents warn of endless litigation and a stifling of economic development
- New Initiative Would Smooth the Road for Plug-In Electric Vehicles
- Comprehensive plan would help clean up the transportation sector, largest source of greenhouse-gas emissions — but at what price?
- State Advised Yet Again to Reject Offshore-Wind Project Near Atlantic City
- Consultant tells Board of Public Utilities that Nautilus proposal is too small and would cost New Jersey ratepayers too much
- Put Vehicles Powered by Fuel Cells in NJ’s Clean-Energy Agenda — Lawmakers Advised
- As Murphy administration goes full-speed on its clean-energy program, proponents of fuel cells are worried their technology could be left out
- State’s $5.1 Million Deal Preserves 2,200 Acres of Watershed
- DEP and other funders join forces to acquire Hudson Farm properties in Sussex County, saving forests, streams, and mountaintops
- DEP Launches Blueprint for Making Jersey Shore More Resilient to Climate Change
- As UN gives stark climate warning, NJ steps up plans to defend coastal zone from rising seas and bigger storms
- State to Spend Volkswagen Money on Reducing Emissions
- Fund, which stems from auto manufacturer’s settlement for cheating on emissions testing, will focus on urban areas, promote electric vehicles
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