The Garden State has long been a leader in solar energy policies and installations. Now, a new campaign is aiming to use the experiences of states like New Jersey to turn up the heat on states where incentives have been lacking.

Strong government policies have been critical to helping New Jersey become a leader in clean energy, according two military experts. But those policies could potentially have a negative impact on the state going forward, if major changes aren't carefully considered, they said.

As the Board of Public Utilities discusses whether to expand its hospital energy efficiency program, one New Brunswick hospital is thankful for the help the program provided.

Higher education institutions continue to feel the financial squeeze, though the tools available to remedy budget gaps vary among public and private schools.

A week after New Jersey’s Legislature overwhelmingly approved a ban on the controversial practice of hydraulic fracturing in natural gas exploration, the bill’s impact — and usefulness — remain up for debate.

As expected, PSEG Nuclear received 20-year operating license extensions from the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Thursday for its generation units in Salem.

The tug of war between government and private-sector growth took center stage Tuesday as local energy insiders gathered for a clean-energy conference meant to kick off a national debate about energy and economic priorities.

Companies hoping to build wind farms in New Jersey waters have until June 14 to file an application with the Board of Public Utilities. In a press release announcing the opening of the application process, Gov. Chris Christie said wind energy provides a unique opportunity to advance energy as an industry. “By doing so,” Christie ...

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