Mill Point Capital will acquire the segment from the Fort Lee-based company for a base purchase price of $68 million.

"Last year we significantly increased our presence in the Greater New York City region and the EEC acquisition furthers our growth ambition in this very key market," CEO Phil Rogers said.

“Centralizing the state’s resources under one roof allows us to leverage the considerable expertise at our disposal to enhance our position as a national leader in offshore wind development,” Gov. Phil Murphy said in a Friday morning statement accompanying his executive order establishing the WIND Institute.

“The price of recycling has become more and more expensive, and in some cases more than trash, and when it’s more than trash you throw it in the trash,” New Jersey Food Council member Rocco D'Antonio said at a joint Assembly and Senate environment committee hearing Aug. 15 in Toms River

The electrical contracting company servicing commercial, industrial and high-end residential customers is based in Hunterdon County.

The Rutgers University-led discovery, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, could help lead to more efficient and affordable algae-based biofuels and combat climate change from fossil fuel burning.

The proposed Affordable Clean Energy rule from the administration’s Environmental Protection Agency violates the Clean Air Act, according to the suit filed Tuesday in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Camden-based utility has selected the Cramer Hill NOW! Plan as the 2019 benefactor of its Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Grant.

Both firms boast mechanical, electrical and plumbing specialties.

The partners, operating as Comprehensive Decommissioning International LLC, will deactivate the nuclear power plant in the joint venture's first commercial contract.

“By building alliances with those committed to investing in a better, more equitable and sustainable world for future generations, this partnership with NECEC and Cleantech Open brings us a significant step closer to realizing our ultimate goal of addressing the myriad challenges facing our planet,” said Hugo Neu Chief Executive Officer Wendy Neu.

The Lawrenceville-based construction company will work with EnergySolutions to dismantle and remove all nuclear waste from the historic reactor.