Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop welcomed EnBW North America, joined by New Jersey Economic Development Authority Senior Vice President Brian Sabina and scores of others who gathered Wednesday to officially open the German subsidiary’s first U.S. office and marking its entrance into the competitive New Jersey/New York offshore wind market. “With combined targets of nearly ...
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Energy
Logical Buildings provides energy risk management tool
Energy software company, Logical Buildings, announced the launch of EPAX™, a first-of-its-kind energy risk management tool that provides new levels of insight into and control over energy procurement. EPAX is unique in its ability to break down complex market data into simple choices for property owners and managers, allowing them to secure the best possible ...
Read More »American Water’s Wooten reflects on diversity summit
Larry Wooten, senior manager for supplier diversity, spoke with NJBIZ about the Camden-based company's recent supplier diversity summit, and how it strives to add value to its supply chain.
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Siemens CT awarded $6.4M to boost electric grid with solar power
The Princeton-based clinical research and development unit of Siemens in the U.S. will collect the funding to help advance the role of solar energy in bolstering the resiliency of the country's electricity grid.
Read More »Edison-based Conti Solar changes name to CS Energy
"The new name ... emphasizes our status as a fast-growing integrated energy company that develops, designs, and builds optimized projects in the solar, storage, and emerging energy industries,” said CEO Matthew Skidmore.
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PSE&G unveils 24/7 customer call center in Newark
The hub takes up three floors at PSE&G headquarters and brings 500 employees to the area.
Read More »Former Deloitte energy exec joins board at New Jersey Resources
On Tuesday evening, New Jersey Resources announced the election of Gregory Aliff to the board of directors for the Wall-based energy company.
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Sunny outlook: Hightstown-based Scanifly helps solar panel installers see the roofs they’ll be working on without climbing a ladder
The 3D-modelling software company works directly with solar companies, not homeowners, that fly drones at their project sites to photograph properties of homeowners considering installing of solar panels.
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New Jersey school buses among EPA awards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently awarded more than $9.3 million to replace 473 older diesel school buses. The funds are going to 145 school bus fleets in 43 states or territories, each of which will receive rebates through EPA’s Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) funding. The new buses will reduce pollutants that are ...
Read More »American Water CFO Sullivan announces retirement
American Water Works Co. announced Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Linda Sullivan plans to retire on August 1. Susan Hardwick will join the company on June 3 and will succeed Sullivan as CFO on July 1,.
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EPA crowns Rider University as green power champ
The school uses more green power – nearly 14 million kilowatt-hours, representing 65 percent of its annual electricity consumption – than any of the 11 institutions in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
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PBF Logistics to acquire remaining interest in California pipeline company
Through the execution of definitive agreements, Parsippany-based PBF announced on Thursday that it would purchase TVPC from an affiliate of PBF Energy Inc. for approximately $200 million cash.
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