Hess Corp. is taking its plans for a 655-megawatt Newark power plant to the public next week.

The state's largest solar company has cut 20 percent of its staff, though the firm's chief executive said the cutbacks are only temporary.

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative announced today it sold $41.6 million in carbon dioxide allowances on Wednesday in its first quarterly auction since New Jersey's official withdrawal from the cap-and-trade program. The announcement was made one day after the Senate passed a bill that would require the state to rejoin the...

More than 100 clean-energy businesses are banding together to push for policies that support innovation and spur growth in the sector.

While Gov. Chris Christie's budget proposal would divert $210 million from the state's clean energy fund and shift revenue out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative that he's withdrawn the state from, residents show strong support for more alternative energy development, according to a Stockton College poll. Read More »

Two parishes in the Catholic Diocese of Trenton have become the first in the state to install solar power systems, thanks to a power-purchase agreement with Manasquan-based solar integrator Solis Partners.

The new president of the Board of Public Utilities told an industry gathering Wednesday he's working to stabilize the "overheated" solar market, though he made clear he'll address the problem within the context of working to lower energy bills.

A bill under consideration in the Legislature to mandate the addition of fluoride to the public water supply would cost taxpayers billions, according to one opponent, but a major service provider said it's not taking a position on the issue.