Plans for American Water Works Co. Inc.'s new headquarters in Camden are shifting to the city's waterfront, where a developer has been planning a $1 billion mixed-use complex that would boast a roster of other major South Jersey companies.
Read More »Jersey Central Power & Light has completed the final phase of a $48 million, 11.5-mile transmission line project to enhance utility reliability in Mercer, Middlesex and Monmouth counties.
Read More »More than 100,000 people each year visit New Jersey's wineries to view and taste over 80 varieties of grapes that grow on more than 2,000 acres in the state.
Read More »A Ewing-based waste and recyclables collection and hauling company has acquired a New Brunswick-based provider of solid waste collection services, it announced Tuesday.
Read More »Public Service Enterprise Group announced Thursday that Rich Lopriore, president of PSEG Fossil, is retiring as of July 1.
Read More »Summit-based solar development and management company Nautilus Solar Energy LLC has named a new chief operating officer, it announced Tuesday.
Read More »Sunlight Financial, a Teaneck-based provider of loans for the residential solar market, has added a pair of C-suite executives, it announced Thursday.
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Gov. Chris Christie and Senate President Steve Sweeney joined Public Service Enterprise Group Chairman and CEO Ralph Izzo on Tuesday in the Sewaren section of Woodbridge for a groundbreaking on the utility company's planned 540-megawatt duel fuel power plant there.
Read More »New Jersey Resources announced Monday that Jacqueline K. Shea has joined the Wall-based natural gas company as vice president and chief information officer.
Read More »An Allentown-based energy and power generation company with extensive assets in New Jersey is being acquired by a private investment firm, it announced recently.
Read More »Russell Reid, a Keasbey-based waste management company, announced Tuesday it has acquired Aqua Resources’ pumping and hauling division.
Read More »Jersey Central Power and Light, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., has proposed a $75 million system upgrade in Monmouth County to enhance the area’s electrical system.
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