Gregg Kam will assume the role from Brad Helgeson, who will leave Morristown company June 1 after 15 years.

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities announced awards for its Multi-Unit Dwelling Electric Vehicle Charger program, and reopened applications for the initiative that aims to ensure the equitable build-out of charging infrastructure in the state.

The work will explore multiple applications in the propane market, in addition to advancing investments in hydrogen infrastructure and transportation services in the U.S.

The funding will go toward 28 projects to modernize systems for nearly 6 million state residents.

The NJEDA will soon seek non-binding offers from Tier 1 offshore wind component manufacturers for an approximately 70-acre parcel that is anticipated to be available for sublease from late-2026.

"We are beyond excited to have the support of our investors trusting our idea and backing our mission to revolutionize the lithium-ion battery recycling industry,” said CEO and co-founder Yan Chao.

The Monroe Township company named Ethan Butler as vice president of engineering and operations, who brings more than 25 years of experience with commercial and government development programs for products in and around the ocean.

David Daly worked for the state’s largest electric and gas utility for 35 years, retiring as president and chief operating officer in 2021.

Offshore wind represents one of the largest engineering projects in recent memory and development work is proceeding rapidly in Trenton, the counties and among higher education institutions.

In New Jersey, the energy company is partnering with PSEG on the Ocean Wind 1 project, with the sector poised to become a potentially multibillion dollar one that Gov. Phil Murphy is betting on heavily to succeed.

The utility company called the initial case regarding the contamination of the county’s water supply “misguided, unnecessary, and even detrimental" and implored the plaintiffs to hold the manufacturer responsible instead.

The entertainment company and DSD Renewables of Schenectady, N.Y., broke ground on the initiative that will help the seaside resort operator eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.