Princeton-based NRG Energy has debuted its Renewable Select plan to simplify the renewables procurement process and make it easier for businesses to choose renewable energy, the company announced.
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PSEG buys Newark lot for 1M
German wind energy giant announces plans for NJ office
German-based wind energy company EnBW Energie-Baden-Württemberg AG plans to open an office in Jersey City with its national subsidiary EnBW North America Inc. by the end of the year, Gov. Phil Murphy’s office announced Wednesday.
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Nautilus Offshore Wind selects supplier
MHI Vestas OffShore Wind has been selected to supply Nautilus Offshore Wind, New Jersey’s first offshore wind project off the coast of Atlantic City.
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NJ lawmakers seek to limit disposal of fracking by-products
New Jersey lawmakers are looking add controls to the controversial natural gas drilling process known as hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking.”
Read More »Direct Energy Business to acquire Source Power Gas
Retail electricity provider Direct Energy Business on Monday said it has agreed to purchase Source Power & Gas LLC.
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Legislators explore fuel cell technology as alternative to fossil fuels
With an eye toward economic growth and environmental preservation, New Jersey lawmakers heard testimony Thursday on hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in motor vehicles.
Read More »54 PSEG employees to aid Columbia Gas efforts in Massachusetts
Public Service Electric and Gas Co. is sending 54 employees to Massachusetts for six weeks to assist Columbia Gas with restoration efforts following natural gas explosions that occurred Sept. 13.
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Danish offshore wind company acquires Deepwater, expands NJ presence
Danish energy company Orsted inked a deal with U.S.-based D.E. Shaw Group to purchase Deepwater Wind as both companies pursue plans to develop offshore wind projects off the Jersey shore.
Read More »American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy New Jersey improves five spots
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy released a report that identifies New Jersey as the most-improved state in terms of meeting energy efficiency goals.
Read More »PSEG seeks to lower customer bills
PSE&G filed an agreement Thursday with an administrative law judge that would keep residential customer bills stable and at levels that are 30 percent lower than customers paid in 2008.
Read More »NJ BPU set to move ahead with nuclear subsidy application process
The state’s public utilities board is set to begin the process for determining which nuclear power plants should receive ratepayer subsidies to stay afloat.
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