A bill intended to increase the price of solar energy — and reduce the squeeze on the state's solar industry — could be proposed in the state Senate later today, according to sources familiar with the legislation.

Two companies planning to build power plants under a controversial state incentive program will have to enter this month’s capacity auction under the terms of the original contracts they signed last year.

A new report by Environmental Northeast says if New Jersey does not rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, the state could miss out on serious economic benefit.

Suburban Propane Partners L.P., in the Whippany section of Hanover, today announced it will acquire the retail propane assets and operations of Inergy L.P., in Kansas City, Mo., for $1.8 billion in cash, stock and senior notes, doubling its supply and customer base to create the United States'...

A South Plainfield solar company is stepping up its outreach to nonprofits and municipalities, and offering them a new way to raise funds in the process.

State regulators have launched a program to help New Jersey hotel owners and operators increase energy efficiency and sustainability, allowing the businesses to achieve cost savings and other economic benefits.

A delegation of public and private electricity transmission and distribution representatives from Turkey will visit South Plainfield energy technology company Petra Solar this afternoon to examine the company's smart grid, grid reliability and renewable energy technologies.

The chief executive of Public Service Enterprise Group says the company is spending $6.7 billion to boost grid reliability and control pollution.

What was once a messy headache for two of Newark's biggest attractions has become a source of profit.

A coalition of more than 600 energy companies released a report Tuesday that they say offers strong evidence competitive retail electricity markets work for both consumers and suppliers.

New Jersey's made a name for itself as a solar energy hub, and possibly soon an offshore wind hub, but a group of experts in business, academic and government will gather Friday to address a wider issue — how the state can capture more of the economic value of the green energy boom.