Solar executives and church leaders agree: stewardship makes good business sense.
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Energy
Plugged in to utility’s planning needs
An engineer by craft, PSE&G’s Kim Hanemann is not content to design plans from the comfort of a desk. She insists on seeing results in the field.
Read More »Turtle Hughes acquires Mid-Island Electrical Supply
Turtle & Hughes Inc., of Linden, announced Friday it acquired Mid-Island Electrical Supply, of Commack, N.Y., a full-service distributor of electrical products in New York City, Long Island and the Hudson Valley.
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Energy project at Paulsboro terminal would create jobs
A study by Bechtel, commissioned by the Atlantic Wind Connection, found that it is feasible to build 20,000-ton converter platforms for the New Jersey Energy Link at the Paulsboro Marine Terminal.
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Tuning in to what businesses need from cable providers
If you haven't heard from LeAnn Talbot or her staff yet, you will. The regional head of Comcast is making an aggressive push into the business marketplace.
Read More »Report highlights need to invest in infrastructure
New Jersey needs a new approach to infrastructure that reflects 21st century needs and explores realistic ways to fund necessary infrastructure investment that will fuel economic success, a report released Sunday concluded.
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N.J.’s departure from RGGI emissions pact has minimal impact
It's been nearly two years since Gov. Chris Christie announced New Jersey would leave the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, but in the months since the state's departure, some say the impact has been purely symbolic.
Read More »Economists, executives debate state’s recovery, post-Sandy, at Rutgers forum
Major parts of New Jersey's power and distribution networks rebounded quickly after Hurricane Sandy, but many questions remain about how to protect them against future disasters, experts in those industries said today.
Read More »United Water names Coscia as board chairman
United Water, of Harrington Park, a nationwide providers of water services, announced today its board of directors has elected Anthony Coscia to be its chairman.
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Renewable energy experts say drop in investment isn’t cause for alarm
A report showing a global decline in clean energy investment is consistent with recent trends in New Jersey, according to observers of the state’s landscape. But renewable energy watchers say the pattern is not cause for alarm.
Read More »Hill International announces pair of contracts
Marlton-based construction risk manager Hill International on Thursday announced it received two contracts, together worth nearly $12 million.
Read More »JCPL president will retire, utility announces
Akron, Ohio-based FirstEnergy Corp., parent of Jersey Central Power & Light, announced today the retirement of JCP&L President Don Lynch, effective June 3.
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