Murphy administration eliminates plan to spend $80 million to start replacing the lines

A green economy will need a green workforce, one that’s better paid and that will benefit from a more equitable salary scale

Board of Public Utilities urged to include heavy-duty trucks and buses in electrification program, as they are major sources of urban air pollution

The EPA move could be significant for NJ; it will curtail power of states to cite water-quality concerns in review of new pipelines, fossil-fuel proposals

Critics say pipeline expansion would waste ‘precious resources on unneeded projects,’ but utilities contend that more interstate pipeline capacity is needed

Advocates for horseshoe crabs want synthetic alternative, but industry-standards group delays switch

The deadline for filing plans to prevent raw sewage from spilling into state waterways during heavy rains has been extended, giving 21 communities a reprieve

Utilities, environmental groups support one approach; Rate Counsel director Stefanie Brand among skeptics, says costs to customers could increase significantly

Now that utilities and energy firms can visit customers in their homes, hope is held out that some furloughed employees will be able to return

State solar policies should allow for and incentivize the dual-use land management concept, where agriculture and solar can coexist