In the coming months RGGI member states will vote on the Garden State's orders and formal reentry, which would allow it to participate in the group's first-quarter carbon dioxide allowance auction in March 2020.
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Energy
Brightbox solar battery service arrives in NJ
According to the battery's manufacturer, the unit can provide about 10 or more hours of electricity per day.
Read More »Elizabethtown Gas to implement $300M infrastructure program
Beginning July 1, the five-year project will replace about 250 miles of vintage cast iron and bare steel mains and related services, as well as the install excess flow valves on new service lines.
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Six Flags Great Adventure converts to solar power
Constructed by KDC Solar, the newly completed project ranks as the state's largest net metered solar installation and distinguishes Jackson-based Six Flags as one of the world’s first solar-powered theme parks.
Read More »Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind, Rutgers partner to study NJ ocean environment
The collaboration to bolster efforts at the Rutgers Center for Ocean Observing Leadership will begin this summer.
Read More »Highland Park electric vehicle coalition celebrates Murphy EV goals, actions
ChargEVC calls Gov. Phil Muprhy's key initiatives a critical first step toward positioning New Jersey as the East Coast leader in the growing electric vehicle market.
Read More »State seeks VW settlement cash to fund heavy-duty electric vehicle deployment
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is requesting approval from the trustee overseeing the Volkswagen settlement funds to disburse $16 million for the deployment of electric heavy-duty garbage trucks, school buses, and port-related vehicles. The request is the second from the DEP for funding from the state’s $72.2 million share of federal settlements to ...
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Murphy administration forges electric vehicle alliance
The New Jersey Partnership to Plug-In will be a statewide alliance an inter-agency collaboration to build the infrastructure that will support electric vehicle ownership, improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Read More »PSE&G proposes lowering residential gas bills
Under the filing, a gas heating customer who uses 172 therms in a winter month and 1,040 therms annually would pay about $6 less per year.
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Forecast: more sun 
A new state law aimed at promoting solar energy is allowing some business owners to protect the environment while improving their bottom lines. Two cases in point: Cary Compounds and S&A Molders.
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PSEG to celebrate volunteerism, community service with Power of One
The Power of One program is comprised of two initiatives: A Celebration of Citizenship, to recognize employees, and Bright Lights, to acknowledge the good deeds of citizens.
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Burned bridges: Report deflates myth of natural gas as link to clean energy future
The report takes aim at the "bridge fuel" myth, that natural gas can be a link to an affordable, clean, energy future, and warns policymakers to “avoid picking gas as the winner” in the transition to clean energy.
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