The company has expanded its power portfolio with its second project located on a remediated former paper mill site in Hunterdon County.

The Outerbridge Renewable Connector Project in South Amboy will help the state achieve its goal of providing 7,500 megawatts of offshore wind power by 2035, and 100% clean energy by 2050.

The 49-acre Warren County site, which houses a state-of-the-art, 10-megawatt installation operated by NJR Clean Energy Ventures III, sold for $3.5 million.

Frank Robinson, former executive director of the Assembly Democrats and current vice president at the NJBIA, on why New Jersey needs a competitive electricity market.

Top state and business leaders, and labor officials broke ground on the New Jersey Wind Port, a 200-acre facility from which the state would ship out wind turbine components to the rest of the nation.

The energy and gas company, which operates assets in the Garden State and Louisiana, made its contribution to the American Red Cross.

The properties are adjacent to the recycling and waste management company's existing headquarters.City officials and company executives hope the tracts could be turned into something that would benefit the local neighborhood.

The project, located in Wood Ridge, is one of four Duke Realty Community Solar Installations that will provide almost 2.8 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually.

Operations are being sold to Artesian Wastewater Management, a subsidiary of Artesian Resources Corp., pending regulatory approval later this year.

Kathleen Frangione left the governor's administration to head environmental policy for Amazon. Now, she'll handle the Danish company's "commitment to workforce development, domestic infrastructure investment and a sustainable offshore wind industry."

With scientists from the United Nations reporting this week that climate change will be intensifying over the next 30 years because of our planet’s addiction to fossil fuels, it is now incumbent on all business sectors to make changes. And ‘green’ builders can do more to reduce our carbon footprint, writes Needle Point Homes President Steve Needle.

The 10,000-panel project will be built and maintained by Brightcore Energy, an industry leader with a successful track record in building photovoltaic projects throughout the United States.